Iraq's shopkeepers bought stock the way they always had: by phone, through middlemen, at whatever price the day allowed. Almujahz replaced that with a marketplace where a store owner orders from verified suppliers at a listed price and watches it come to the door.

A household appliance is a year's saving for most Iraqi families. Amwaj Al-Fanar sells them the way people actually buy: in instalments, interest-free, delivered to any governorate.

A practitioner with a following and nowhere to sell. We gave the practice its own storefront — catalogue, cart, checkout and order handling — under its own name rather than a marketplace's.

An events series with a real audience and no way to reach it twice. We built the platform that holds the lineup, the artists and the guest list — on the web and in both app stores.

A live trivia game built for a room full of people on bad wifi. Questions are generated ahead of time and stored, so a round never stalls waiting on an API.