Examples of systems and products I built to solve clear problems in healthcare, government, and other sectors.
Eight AI assistants that help non-profits track obligations
Small and mid-size non-profits must track recurring meetings, disclosures, and reports, but they do not always have a dedicated governance team. GovFlow helps staff remember these obligations and prepare what each one requires.
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Ready-made quality management systems for healthcare
First-hand experience with healthcare quality departments showed that most facilities manage accreditation and operations on scattered spreadsheets, while global solutions are expensive, not Arabic-first, and poorly fit local workflows.
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Patient safety rounds management system
Patient safety standards require documented recurring rounds that end with closed corrective actions. The reality in many facilities is paper rounds that stop at the observation and never reach closure.
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One system for tracking accreditation across multiple health centers
Primary-care operating companies run dozens of centers at once, while each center's accreditation readiness is managed in separate files with manual effort duplicated across every center.
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Certified executive dashboards for building-inspection data
Leadership in the building-inspection sector makes decisions based on reports arriving as ever-changing Excel files — no documented source for any figure, and no way to return to a previously approved version.
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Maintenance request portal for healthcare facilities
Large healthcare facilities receive daily maintenance requests through scattered channels — calls, paper, messages — so priorities get lost and service levels can't be measured.
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A platform that links generated content to trusted sources
It is not enough for AI-generated content to sound correct, especially in sensitive topics; every claim needs a clear source. Version one proved the idea, and version two rebuilds it in a clearer, easier-to-maintain way.
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Real transaction-based property prices per neighborhood
Real property transaction data is published as open government data, but in formats an ordinary buyer can't read — leaving the biggest financial decision of their life based on inflated listing prices.
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