yaleeq is platform started by me and my friend sharqawy to solve the job hassling problem for students and to make the all in one job searching platform in Egypt. in this journey we learned a lot about aspects that involved outside tech world like cost , business needs , user values.

Tech used : Next JS , TS , Node for serverless functions , Appwrite

this project was originally a "community management system" a boring uni project it was typically will be java boring project but i got an idea why not try to clone slack like i love slack how everything is organized the layouts , the compact message composer everything in slack feels well polished and sleek and i wanted to learn their design language and replicate so i created "Elack" then when people saw most of them saw discord clone so it is renamed to molly

Tech stack : NextJS , Typescript , NodeJS with express , MongoDB

sorry no preview available now becuz iran hit our cluster and we are working very hard to bring it back

ERP-CT started as a way to solve my own problem. I began working at my dad’s company in 2021, and like many small businesses trying to keep costs low, everything was done manually. Quotes, invoices, accounts, journals, and tax returns were all handled on paper, no digital systems at all. Things worked, but when Egypt introduced the electronic invoicing system. At first the process was painful and manual, so I started iterating: Excel, then Excel with macros, then Python scripts connected to Excel, then Grist. Each step reduced some friction but still required me in the loop. Eventually I decided the real solution was to remove myself completely, so I built a mobile app that automates the whole workflow, generating quotes, creating and digitally signing e-invoices, and submitting them through a dedicated server running at my house with fault-tolerance mechanisms. so now my 12 years old brother can do everything with 5 mins teaching.

Tech used : React Router , React Native , Typescript , Expo , Excel , Postgresql , Excel Macros , C# (.net core wasn't that good experience don't count it i hate you .net)