Business portals & workflow applications
Bring fragmented operations into one practical flow.
Intake, assessments, approvals, customer portals, ordering, dashboards and reporting designed around the decision or handoff that matters most.
Independent product & technology consultant
I help businesses and founders define, design, and launch focused digital products, then improve them through an ongoing delivery partnership.
Web MVP development from USD 6,000 after paid discovery. Scope and availability are confirmed before commitment. See full pricing.
Independent, first-person product and technology delivery
Beirut, GCC & remote collaboration
Product · UX/UI · engineering · infrastructure
Digital work becomes useful when it matches how people actually work—not when it simply adds another system.
Business portals & workflow applications
Intake, assessments, approvals, customer portals, ordering, dashboards and reporting designed around the decision or handoff that matters most.
Service platforms
Coaching, training, professional directories, memberships and booking-led experiences with a useful first release rather than an overbuilt launch.
Evidence of practical product boundaries, not generic capability claims.
The visual images are editorial context; the case studies document the delivered work and Fadi's contribution.
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01Digital Operations · Web Application
A paper-based waiver and intake process became a mobile-first digital flow with a searchable customer record behind it, usable by staff at the counter.
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02Digital Product · Mobile · SaaS
A marketplace connecting people with mentors, coaches and support professionals, carried from product definition through architecture, mobile delivery and store publication.
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03B2B Commerce · Workflow Application
A B2B ordering portal built around how the business actually operates, rather than fitting wholesale rules into a conventional storefront.
Read case studyDefine the right first release. Launch it. Keep improving it.
Define
A focused discovery engagement that decides what the first version should do and what should wait.
USD 1,000
Indicatively 1–2 weeks
Businesses and founders with a real problem to solve, but no agreed first-release boundary yet.
Start with a BlueprintLaunch
A scoped build for one useful first release around the most important customer or operational workflow.
USD 6,000–10,000
Indicatively 8–12 weeks
Teams ready to build a focused web product with a clear first workflow and an agreed scope.
Discuss your MVPImprove
A small, deliberate monthly delivery partnership for improving a product after a useful first release.
USD 1,250 / month
Proposed 3-month initial term · 15 total hours/month
Teams with a live product or a focused delivery backlog that benefit from consistent product and technical judgment.
Discuss ongoing supportProposed preview prices, subject to owner review. MVP Launch excludes the Blueprint; the combined indicative investment is USD 7,000–11,000 before third-party costs and applicable taxes.
04 / How the work moves
Your enquiry is reviewed before a short project-fit conversation is arranged.
Use a Blueprint to agree the first-release boundary, risks and next decision.
Deliver the scoped workflow through milestones, testing and written acceptance.
Continue with an optional, capacity-bound Product Partner engagement.
You work directly with the person making product and technical decisions.
Milestones, acceptance criteria and change control keep the first release useful and bounded.
Client infrastructure and third-party licence boundaries are agreed in writing before delivery.
A Product Partner engagement can follow launch when it is genuinely the right fit.
Questions before you enquire
A minimum viable product is the smallest useful first release that supports the most important customer or operational workflow. Its exact boundary is agreed in the Blueprint and proposal.
The proposed MVP Launch range is USD 6,000–10,000, excluding the USD 1,000 Blueprint. The combined indicative journey is USD 7,000–11,000 before third-party costs and applicable taxes.
Yes, where it is the right product decision. Native iOS and Android apps are separately scoped rather than included in the web MVP baseline.
Context, decisions, timely reviews, content and access to any relevant systems. The proposal sets the responsibilities that affect scope and timing.
The written agreement defines handover, client-owned infrastructure and third-party licence boundaries. Third-party software is not presented as client-owned.
No. A no-charge project-fit conversation is a short qualification conversation after enquiry review. The Direction Session is a separate, paid 60-minute advisory product.
A practical next step
Share your project context for review. A short project-fit conversation may follow; it is not an automatic booking, quote or reserved delivery slot.