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Client projects, apps I own and run, and open-source code. Some client systems run behind a company login, so I describe those instead of linking them.

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Client work

01Client work

O+ Studio

The brief
An architecture studio wanted a website that presents each project on its own terms, with room for its images and story.
What I did
I built the interactive website and the tools the studio uses to edit its content.
What you can see
The whole site. The architecture is the studio’s work; the website is mine.
Open the project
An architectural project page within the O+ Studio website I developed. The architecture is the studio’s work.
O+ Studio · the website I built for the studio
Captured from the live website
02Client work

Lululili

The brief
A gift business needed a website, internal tools and its services connected to each other.
What I did
I built the website, the internal tools and the integrations between their services.
What you can see
The internal tools are private, so the link goes to their public Instagram.
Open the project
Lululili’s public Instagram profile and product posts.
Lululili · public profile

Systems behind a login

Much of my client work is internal: systems for inspections, scheduling and reports, and tools that read documents, pull out the data and leave a person to check it. I can’t link to them, but I can walk you through how they work on a call.

If your team has a process like that, tell me how it runs today and where it gets stuck.

Tell me about your process

Apps I own and run

03An app I own and run

Mounjari

The brief
A medication tracker for everyday use, in Arabic and English.
What I did
I own it. I built the app and its subscriptions, and I still ship every release.
What you can see
The website and the app itself, with 150 paying users.
Open the project
The English Mounjari homepage showing the app on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
Mounjari · my own product
04An app I own and run

Khutwatayn

The brief
An app for couples, with activities and questions to share.
What I did
I built it as a product I own.
What you can see
The App Store listing and screenshots.
Open the project
The Khutwatayn App Store listing in English.
Khutwatayn · on the App Store

Open source

Arabic Ink

A library that animates Arabic text as if it were being written by hand, working from the font’s own outlines. It shapes text with HarfBuzz, so joined letters and ligatures keep their correct forms, and its browser player has no dependencies. The inspector runs it across the Google Fonts Arabic catalog.

Try the font inspector