These are the things I’ve worked on, or been part of — from the big ones all the way down to small experiments.
The Company BotA bot for managing projects and their costs: send it your invoices, it pulls out the data and saves it, then you can come back later and pull monthly or quarterly reports.thecompany.botKhottaAnd what will tell you what Khotta is? An app that helps you put your life in order: your calendar, your tasks, your habits, your prayer times. And if you’re a student, you can add your schedules and courses and track your GPA — with AI features along the way to help you plan, follow through, study, and review.khotta.ioAxendaA team that started from a problem I ran into myself: which courses do I have to take this semester? Which ones can I push to later? And how far can I push them without delaying my graduation? From there it grew into a home for tools and apps that help students organize their studies and automate the small stuff — Khotta and others.axenda.ioDarbOne of Axenda’s experiments: an app that connects school students with university students and graduates, so they can ask, get advice, and explore universities and majors through the experiences of people who walked the path before them.darb.axenda.ioMalzamaAn Axenda experiment that never made it across the line: a platform where students upload their summaries and notes and share them, so everyone gets to benefit.malzama.axenda.ioHubsAn Axenda experiment that never made it across the line: a platform for university clubs. Students discover clubs and events and sign up, and the clubs manage their members, their teams, and their internal tasks all from one place.hubs.appMadadA simple counter to keep track of your raka’at and sajdat during prayer — especially handy for people who have a hard time remembering.axenda.io/appsNotahA short experiment I built for something my family needed: an app to issue e-invoices that meet ZATCA’s requirements.axenda.io/appsZATCA e-invoicingAn unofficial package I put together while working on Notah, to make the ZATCA invoice QR code — required for e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia — a little easier for other developers to drop in.github.com/axenda/zatca