Offline-First "Smart Sync": Engineered a delta-sync architecture for instant, connection-free access and integrated Firebase push notifications to maintain user engagement.
Project 01
Rahma
Arabic-first kitchenware commerce
An Arabic-first offline e-commerce app for browsing kitchenware, managing carts, and placing orders seamlessly.
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Why this exists.
Small kitchenware shops in Arabic-speaking markets cannot justify payment gateways, and their customers often shop on a weak connection. Rahma exists so a local store can feel like a premium app — catalog, search, and checkout — without asking the owner to change how they already close a sale.
Inside the build
Thought through, end to end.
WhatsApp Visual Checkout: Bypassed costly payment gateways by engineering an innovative engine that renders user orders into images using Flutter Canvas for direct store owner communication.
Culturally-Aware Search: Developed an Arabic search engine with aggressive performance optimizations including lazy-mounting and scroll-paused rendering — local-first with zero load on the backend.
Performance: Achieved a flawless 120fps UI throughout the shopping experience using strictly scoped state and dynamic rendering techniques.
UI/UX: Designed and implemented engaging onboarding screens and smooth custom animations throughout the application.
The hard parts
Constraints I designed around.
The features that look effortless were the ones that fought back.
- 01
Instant catalog on a bad connection
The obstacle
Fetching the full product catalog on every launch is slow, expensive, and useless the moment the network drops.
How I solved it
Engineered a delta-sync pipeline: the first run caches everything in Hive, later runs send last_sync_time to Supabase and pull only adds, edits, and soft-deletes. No network? The UI opens from cache immediately.
- 02
Checkout without a payment stack
The obstacle
Gateways are costly for a small shop, and the owner already lives in WhatsApp — a Stripe-style checkout would fight the real sales channel.
How I solved it
Built an OrderImageGenerator on Flutter Canvas that paints the cart into a receipt image, then hands it to a WhatsApp intent so the owner gets a visual order they can fulfill instantly.
- 03
Arabic search that actually finds products
The obstacle
Diacritics and letter variants (أ / إ / ا) make naive search miss items sitting in the catalog.
How I solved it
Wrote an Arabic normalizer and fuzzy-filter over the local Hive cache — zero backend load, instant results, regardless of how the shopper types.
Product tour
A closer look inside.
Swipe through the real product screens and the details that make the experience feel complete.









Product in motion
See how it feels.
A real walkthrough of the product, interactions, and complete flow.
