Shipped, not pitched. Every project below is live — and each one proves a different part of the stack.
Anyone looking for full-stack work looks for the same things: did it ship, does it run on every screen, and who built the hard parts — payments, realtime, integrations, AI, media. Here is the answer in products, not promises: SwiftUI on iOS, Kotlin on Android, Next.js and React on the web, one self-hosted backend under each — built first so a story for every āyah and a muṣḥaf that reads aloud reach a family's phone, then for the working world.
I Live Islam — the Storybook & the Muṣḥaf
“Watch each ayah become a story. Hear it recited back.” One place for a child to step inside the Qur'an through cinematic episodes, for a teacher to listen to them read, and for every family to open the muṣḥaf itself — in English and Arabic, word by word.
- Storybook — cinematic episodes with synchronised word-by-word highlighting, English and Arabic narration; 3 days free, then $49.99/month for one child, $87.48 for a family
- Muṣḥaf — all 604 pages, tajwīd colouring, per-āyah audio, free without an account
- Academy — live one-to-one classes, three free to start
We Love Islam — a companion for the Muslim soul
Track your prayers, immerse in the Qur'an, fast with intention, and ascend through a hundred spiritual stations — all woven into one experience, shared between the web app and the I Love Islam iOS app on one database.
- Prayer times, streaks and quality for thirteen prayer types
- The six-pillar Khalifa Score — spiritual, physical, mental, social, financial, purpose
- The Hundred Stations journey, badges, leaderboards; offline-first and private by design
Quran Stories قصص القرآن
A premium landscape storybook that teaches children the meaning of every āyah through family stories — narration synced to the scene, karaoke-style word highlighting, Arabic with transliteration. Ages 5–12, with a free first episode.
Full-stack, from the forecourt to the deli counter.
The discipline that ships a muṣḥaf to a child's tablet also runs stores. Two platforms built end-to-end for businesses in New York.
FuelFlow AI — where store operations flow
An enterprise operations platform for gas stations and convenience stores: AI-powered invoice processing in under three seconds, a live Verifone Commander POS dashboard, overcharge recovery that matches invoices against price notices and contracts, wholesale distribution with EFT settlement matching, deposit verification and bank reconciliation, and thirty-plus analytics views across every station.
Cameron's 24/7 Deli — five products, one backend
Order-ahead for a New York deli chain: the website and a staff dashboard, the iOS customer app on the App Store, a business app, and Android — all on one self-hosted backend. Browse the menu, customise an order by portion, track it in real time, save favourites, and pick up at any location.
Also from the workshop
Noah's Qur'an Journey
Story lessons for the youngest learners through an Egyptian family — Noah, Mama Eman, Baba Nabil, Mariam, Teta Khadijah and Baraka the cat.
The interactive audiobook
A React player for the books, chapter by chapter, with the Arabic sources a tap away.
For the ummah, or for your business — the same hands.
One call, a fixed price in writing, a demo every week, and code that is yours from the first commit. How a build runs, what it costs, and what you own — on one page.