I independently built and continue to develop and operate the platform, integrating AI tools and coding agents throughout the development process. · 2026–present · Live
From a local need to a product I build and operate
I built GazaSouq to help people discover products and shops, and to give sellers tools to manage their presence and inventory. Its mobile experience and supporting services are designed for unreliable connectivity and limited mobile data.
I independently develop and operate the project across mobile, web, data, administration, and automation. I use AI tools for research, design, implementation, and testing, while retaining responsibility for engineering decisions and reviewing the results.
The marketplace needs to remain useful on weak connections, handle a large catalog, and support buyers, sellers, and administration. Storage, image delivery, search, and service decisions were shaped by data use and operating requirements.
Flutter supports Android and iOS. Drift, SQLite, and SQLCipher provide encrypted local data; Supabase and PostgreSQL support shared services and permissions. Cloudflare Workers and R2 handle delivery, while Next.js, Python, Deno, and Gemini support administration and reviewable automation.
GazaSouq demonstrates my ability to connect application decisions with data, services, and operations, and to take responsibility for an integrated product within real user and resource constraints.
About the project
Screens from GazaSouq show product and shop discovery, search, product details, and seller tools.
Built and operate the Flutter application for Android and iOS.
The application combines product discovery with tools for sellers and shop staff.
Keep a large Arabic catalog useful through connection drops and strict data budgets without reducing the buyer or seller workflow.
Flutter and Riverpod support a coherent cross-platform UI; Drift, SQLite, SQLCipher, tiered image variants, and cache versioning make low-data encrypted offline use practical.
Built and operate the marketplace administration console.
Tools connecting day-to-day marketplace operations to the product and its data.
Give one operator safe control over catalog, moderation, content, growth, configuration, and review queues.
Next.js and TypeScript provide a fast web console; Supabase SSR, Zod, TanStack Query, and TanStack Table support protected sessions, validation, server state, and dense operational data.
Built the public website and shareable product pages.
Web pages that connect marketplace discovery, product sharing, and app access.
Make marketplace inventory discoverable from low-bandwidth browsers, search engines, and shared links while routing users cleanly into the apps.
Static HTML/CSS and Python generation minimize runtime cost; Cloudflare Workers add dynamic product pages and fallbacks at the edge; JSON-LD and generated sitemaps support search discovery.
Designed and operate the shared data platform and services.
A shared foundation for the mobile apps, website, administration, and automation.
Support mobile apps, the website, the admin dashboard, automation, and social media integrations with one secure data model, without duplicating business rules.
PostgreSQL and Supabase provide relational integrity, RLS, RPCs, Auth, Realtime, scheduled jobs, and Edge Functions in a compact operating model.
Built and operate a Cloudflare Workers gateway.
Selective caching and request controls between applications and the data platform.
Reduce repeated data requests and add application-attestation controls for the protected routes and supported application versions.
Cloudflare Workers, the Cache API, Web Crypto, and cached Firebase JWKS verification place selective caching and App Check enforcement at the request boundary.
Built tools for importing, processing, and reviewing catalog content.
Automation with controls that make its output inspectable and correctable.
Turn noisy marketplace content into structured, deduplicated, searchable catalog data without letting AI publish unchecked changes.
Python handles repeatable batch tooling, Deno fits deployed edge workflows, image hashes supply deterministic similarity signals, and Gemini remains inside human-review queues.
Built social media tools and connected publishing automation to the admin dashboard.
Product search, connecting buyers with sellers, group moderation, and scheduled publishing.
Bring product search, seller connections, group moderation, and scheduled publishing together while keeping each group’s settings and tasks independent.
TypeScript and grammY cover bot interaction; Cloudflare Durable Objects and SQLite give each chat isolated durable state, alarms, counters, and queue recovery.
