Services
Build, ship, keep it standing.
Work that looks like what is already on the index: own products, a clothing house we run with Dubai manufacture, a family dessert till, and commissioned shops that take money. If you need a slide about digital transformation, this is the wrong studio.
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Product apps
From a brief to something people can open.
Web products with a real release path. FlickFinder lets a household rank a list with no account. Motiv is a hire booking machine with flags for money until the fleet is ready. We keep the first version small enough to ship, then grow the parts that get used.
- Consumer apps with a share link
- Booking and eligibility machines
- Voice and interview tools
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Web & commerce
Sites that take money, not just look finished.
Kiano is our own house: Dubai-made garments, London shop, Stripe, reserved cuts, a ledger. Sweet Dezire is family, with a storefront that is also a till. KARV'D sells Sunday slots. Abayas Boutique and Blanco still have to work as shops. Stripe, stock, and the awkward operational bits.
- Fashion and made-to-order
- Hospitality ordering
- Neighbourhood shops
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Mobile
iOS and Android from one codebase when that is the honest choice.
Sakinah is a native-feeling Expo companion: prayer, qibla, recitation, private logs. Sweet Dezire is the same ordering system in a pocket, with Apple Pay and a kitchen queue on the other side. We do not ship a wrapper and call it an app.
- Ordering apps
- Companion products
- Staff and driver tools
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Tech services
The unglamorous work that keeps a product alive.
Webhooks so a paid order reaches the kitchen. Row-level security so a customer cannot see another table. Kill switches for payments. A refund that restocks a thobe size. Useful if you already have something in the world and it has started to wobble.
- Stabilising a live app
- Payments and identity
- Release and observability
If the job is a brochure site with no operations behind it, say so. If it has to take money on a Sunday, say that louder.