Software I designed and built

OSINT Automation Platform

In development

A local-first investigation platform, built so that nothing leaves the analyst's machine unless they send it. A FastAPI backend orchestrates modular adapters behind a React and Vite frontend: username investigation through Maigret, Sherlock and WhatsMyName, email checks through Socialscan and Holehe, phone-number analysis through phonenumbers, cryptocurrency wallet checks against BTC Esplora and an Ethereum RPC, and domain and IP investigation.

Every adapter returns to one normalised result shape, so findings from very different sources can be compared, exported as JSON or a written report, and cited later. The backend is covered by automated testing, currently 98 passing tests.

Theôria

Sep 2025 to present, with Nur Parildar

An interactive world map that connects historical events to six schools of International Relations theory. A student can move across the map and the timeline, open an event, and read how realism, liberalism, constructivism and the rest would each account for it, with the sources behind every claim.

The aim is event-based learning: theory arrives attached to something that happened, rather than as a block of abstraction to be memorised first and applied later.

Bawani Al Jazera Website

Platform migration and redesign, 2026

A construction company's website taken off WordPress and rebuilt on Drupal, migrating the existing content and rebuilding the site around it rather than porting the old structure across unchanged.

The redesign gives the company a visual identity drawn from Saudi architectural forms, and an interface built around how the sector's clients actually look for work: interactive mapping of projects, and a 3D animated construction environment rather than a gallery of stock photographs. Responsive throughout.

Sovereign

Multiplayer classroom simulation

A simulation of authoritarian politics. One leader allocates symbolic resources across regime loyalists and citizens in different social classes; players respond with protest or silence, loyalty or coup, showing how elite incentives stabilise or destabilise a regime. A covert external-power twist can reshuffle leadership and rewards. Built for synchronous group play on any device.

Comparative Methods Live Lab

Graduate presentation tool

A live workshop platform built for a graduate presentation on comparative research design. Students join by scanning a QR code, get assigned to teams, and each team tackles a puzzle aligned with one method: Method of Difference, Method of Agreement, Nested Analysis or Qualitative Comparative Analysis. Teams then debrief their reasoning, with a presenter-facing dashboard for the session.