Products, built end to end.
Designed, engineered and shipped by one person.
Good things start with hello.
The parts nobody sees until they fail.
A few of the systems I have built for clients. They are private, so ask for a walkthrough.
- TransFi CheckoutA WooCommerce gateway where only signed payment events can change an order.
- District GenA procedural geospatial ETL pipeline.
- Multilingual Property Lead IntelligenceFinding real buying intent inside noisy public conversations.
- RGR Registry PipelineA crawler that found the records a registry’s default listing hid.
Decisions, written down.
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A child is not a score
A planning tool can help a multilingual family without turning childhood into a dashboard of performance metrics.Product decision6 min read
Consent belongs in the schema
If declining an interaction should store no contact details, that promise should survive more than the interface copy.System design5 min read
I’m Awad. I build software the way I’d want it built for me: the data model first, every detail considered.
By day I’m a product manager for the systems a business runs on: internal tools and the workflows people depend on every day.
Internal software has nowhere to hide. The people using it can’t switch to something better, so every slow screen and unclear step lands on them. I hold everything I build to that standard.
- Always building something
- Products builders pay for
- Notes on why, not only what
The rest starts with a message.
What are you building?
Tell me about the product or the problem. I reply by email within two working days.
Prefer email? hello@gedoawad.com