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E-commerce platform for merchants in North Africa

Problem: Independent merchants in North Africa needed a way to run online stores without relying on tools built for other markets, such as cash-on-delivery workflows and local delivery partners.
What we built: We built a multi-tenant e-commerce SaaS on Node.js, TypeScript and PostgreSQL. It gives each merchant a storefront, order management and delivery integrations suited to regional practice.
Outcome: Merchants can launch and run stores from a single dashboard. Order handling that was previously manual is now tracked in one system.

Problem: Online stores working with influencers had no dependable way to see which partners drove actual sales, which made payouts hard to justify.
What we built: We built a standalone attribution tool that issues tracked links to each influencer and connects them to orders. Commissions are calculated only on delivered orders.
Outcome: Store owners can see which partnerships produce delivered sales and pay partners on that basis. Influencer spending became a measured decision instead of a guess.

Problem: A remote team wanted a shared space that felt more present than chat and scheduled video calls, without adding another heavy meeting tool.
What we built: We built a browser-based virtual office in which people move around a shared map. Conversations start when people move near each other, with real-time presence and audio and video handled over persistent connections.
Outcome: The team gained a lightweight place to gather and talk informally during the working day. The application runs in the browser with no installation required.