Real products. Real users. Real store listings.

The problem

Finding a restaurant, café or bar in Morocco that actually matches your budget and your mood meant scrolling Instagram and guessing. Venue owners had no way to reach the people already looking for them.

What we built

• Budget-first discovery with instant Algolia search, maps, galleries and story-style media.
• A real reservation engine: table inventory by party size, server-side availability, owner accept/decline, and hard overbooking prevention.
• A business side with dashboards, profile-completeness scoring, menus, marketing composer and an in-app notification centre.
• “Ask Tablio” — a grounded AI assistant that answers only from live venue data, so it can never invent a price.
• A four-tier subscription business wired across Apple and Google via RevenueCat, with server-side entitlement webhooks.

The problem

Finding a plumber, electrician or AC technician you can trust runs on word of mouth. Good technicians have no way to prove they are good, and no channel to reach new customers.

What we built

• A two-sided marketplace with three distinct roles — customer, technician and admin — each with its own navigation tree.
• Technician onboarding with phone OTP verification, profile completeness, reviews and ratings.
• Map and list discovery, favourites, in-app chat, push notifications and an admin moderation console.
• A monthly technician subscription with a free trial, live localised pricing pulled from RevenueCat — and ads that are never shown to paying technicians.

The problem

Splitting a trip, a flat or a night out across a group is where friendships go to die — especially when half the group pays in a different currency and reads a different alphabet.

What we built

• A balance engine in integer centimes — no floating-point money anywhere — producing minimal settlement plans of at most n−1 transfers.
• Multi-currency expenses with live, user-overridable FX rates, all normalised to the group's base currency.
• Invite codes that let you log expenses for members who haven't joined yet, then migrate every expense and settlement to their real account atomically when they do.
• GDPR-grade data portability: a styled PDF report and a full JSON export, plus a complete server-side account-deletion cascade.

The problem

Moroccan retailers don't need another Shopify theme. They need cash-on-delivery checkout, Arabic and French storefronts, confirmation agents on the phone, and orders that dispatch straight into the local delivery carriers.

What we built

• A full storefront — product variants with per-quantity pricing, discounts, coupons, two-level categories and guest COD checkout with an exhaustive Moroccan city list.
• A merchant admin panel: dashboard with time filters, catalogue, coupons, currency, theme editor, promo banners and a seven-status order lifecycle.
• Role-based staff logins — confirmation agents and delivery drivers each get a reduced, purpose-built panel guarded server-side.
• Automatic dispatch into five Moroccan delivery carriers plus a configurable custom provider, with tracking written back onto the order.
• A companion Expo app at full feature parity on the same REST API, and an OWASP hardening pass documented end to end.

What it does

A trilingual marketplace connecting drivers with car-wash businesses: map-based discovery, deals, QR check-in, reviews and an owner dashboard — with a Next.js landing page alongside the app.

Why it matters

One architecture, one design system, one release pipeline across everything we run. That is what makes each new build faster and cheaper than the one before it.