I build softwarefor the countersI've worked behind.
I'm Bilal Hussain. For ten years I have processed government applications inside a UAE Tas-heel centre, and for seven of them I have been building for the web alongside it. The products I ship come from queues I have actually stood in.
Selected work
EzTas‑Heel
A marketplace that lets UAE residents submit typing-centre work online instead of taking a number and waiting. Documents go up, a centre picks the job, status runs through to collection.
Ajmeer GMC
Bilingual website for an Al Ain contracting and maintenance company — fifteen services, a dedicated AMC page for restaurants, villas and offices, and enquiries straight to WhatsApp.
Tierox Queue
Queue management for clinics, service centres and government offices — token kiosk, counter displays, staff console and wait-time reporting, built the way a busy branch actually runs.
Codi Designs
My studio site, rebuilt from WordPress into a bilingual Next.js application — full RTL Arabic, dark and light themes, a three-step quote flow and a Supabase dashboard for orders, portfolio and content.
JAMR
A commission-free food delivery system for UAE restaurants: customer ordering site, kitchen console and rider app — bilingual, with map-pin addresses and 5% VAT invoicing.
School platform
A system for UAE private schools built around ADEK requirements: public website, admin console, teacher and parent portals, and a dismissal module for the afternoon car queue.
I have known Bilal for six years through the Tas-heel centre, so when we needed a website he already understood our business. He built it in English and Arabic, kept me updated at every step, and made it easy for customers to reach us on WhatsApp.