Case study · Flagship
Matjarak متجرك
A commerce platform for Egyptian retail: point of sale, online store and inventory in one app. Live, Arabic-first, built for shops that were running the counter on one system and the stock in a notebook.
What it does
- 01 Point of sale, online storefront and inventory in a single app, so stock moves once
- 02 A shop opens free and is selling within the hour, with no commission taken on sales
- 03 Arabic and English as first-class citizens: separate routes, real RTL, no half-translated dashboard
- 04 One platform, several retail verticals, each with the storefront its trade actually needs
Where it stands
- 30+
- live stores
- 320+
- transactions processed
- 99.9%
- platform uptime
- 2
- languages, each on its own route
Figures as published on matjarakeg.com.
Under the hood
- 01 Laravel on the server, rendering HTML rather than shipping a client app the shop has to download
- 02 Alpine.js for interaction, kept small on purpose: a counter machine in a shop is not a developer laptop
- 03 Language is a route and a cookie, not a client-side text swap, so search engines index both sides
- 04 Cloudflare in front of the origin, encrypted session and CSRF cookies on every request
My part in it
Founder and architect. I own the product decisions, the architecture and the delivery: what gets built, how it is structured, and whether it holds up once real shops depend on it.