Software,built around you.
Shippedinweeks,notquarters.
A software house from Cairo. We build ERPs, CRMs, websites, and AI-native products in slices you can read on one page — shipping in weeks, not quarters.
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Tue · 20 MayNew orders
+14 nowWhat we build — and how we name it.
Four buckets. Pick one or stack them. Every engagement ships in named loads you can sign off, one at a time.
Run the whole back office — without a year-long rollout.
Inventory, procurement, billing, HR. Custom-built modules that fit your processes — not the other way around.
Agents that actually do the work.
LLM-backed pipelines, RAG search, automation that lives inside your stack — not on a tab nobody opens.
Sites that ship in days — not slide decks.
Marketing sites, dashboards, internal tools, headless content. Designed and built in the same room.
Half-formed idea? Send it. We'll quote it.
If it ships as code, we'll scope it. One conversation, one page, one number — and you know if it's a fit.
Three loads. Six weeks. Zero surprises.
A playbook so simple a non-technical co-founder can sign it — from first brief to shipped module, without a single phone tag.
Send us what you have. Even if it's messy.
A voice note, a screenshot, a half-written doc. We turn it into a one-page scope by Friday — three sentences a non-technical co-founder can sign.
We split it into loads.
Every project ships as 2–5 named loads — small enough to demo, big enough to matter. You see exactly what arrives, and when. Sign one off, the next starts.
We ship it. You sign. Then invoice.
Live demo, dashboard handoff, deploy to your domain. You only pay for what's shipped and accepted — never on a calendar.
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What's actually shipped.
A look at the kinds of interfaces we build. Hover anything — most of it is alive.
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Behind the scenes, right now.
You don't have to look at this. We just like that you can. Live tail of our shipping log, from the studio in Cairo — updated as we push.
Why clients stay.
Real quotes from shipped projects. We left the names in.
They shipped our entire catalogue module in three weeks. We hadn't even finished hiring a project manager for the alternative.
The pay-per-load model meant I could green-light the project on my own. No board meeting. No 60-page master agreement.
Two co-founders, one Slack channel, zero account managers. The whole thing felt like working with a good friend who happens to write very fast code.