Internal tools, web apps, iOS apps, payments and AI automation for companies in Egypt, the Gulf and further out. Fixed scope, a first release in about four weeks, code you own.
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Senior engineer on its web platform since 2025
Senior iOS engineer, 300K+ users
Studio client, Riyadh: operations and reporting
iOS developer, 4M+ App Store users
Senior iOS engineer on the driver app
iOS apps built as a developer at 34ML
iOS app built as a developer at 34ML
iOS app built as a developer at 34ML
Telecom gift-code campaign, built at IPS
Studio product: Arabic AI search, 131K+ videos
Products we have built for · and how we work
Most software work stops at a demo. We hand over systems people log into on a Monday morning and use for the rest of the week. Our founder trained as a civil engineer before he wrote software, and that training stayed: you build things that have to hold up. So we work out the real workflow first, ship something working in weeks, then add the rest in phases. Every project ends with a repository you own and a written handover.
users on a kids education app he built for
students on the platform he ships to
users on CamGuru, an iOS app he developed
sites running on a client system built in 4 weeks
from kickoff to a first release
Selected work
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What we build
Each one is a fixed-scope engagement with a first release in weeks, not a retainer that drifts.
We replace the spreadsheet your operation actually runs on with a panel your team logs into: roles, validation, photo evidence, an audit trail, exports, and your old files imported.
ExploreFirst release in about four weeks, then phases of two to four weeks.
Company sites, customer portals and the web apps behind them. Built to load fast on a phone, to work in English and Arabic, and to be handed to your team with the code.
ExploreA site in one to two weeks. A web app follows the usual shape: first release in about four weeks, then phases.
Native SwiftUI apps for the field or the App Store, with in-app purchases, offline use and releases that run from a pipeline instead of one person's laptop.
ExploreFirst build in your hands in about four weeks, then phases. App Store review adds its own time.
Taking money is the part that fails quietly. We build subscriptions, in-app purchases, Apple Pay and gift codes, and tie access to billing so it switches on and off by itself.
ExploreTwo to three weeks for one rail, usually inside a larger build that has its first release in about four weeks.
A model on a schedule, reading your real systems and reporting where your team already works. Thresholds tuned on your own history, and a person still decides what happens next.
ExploreOne to two weeks for a first automation, once we agree what good output looks like.
The monthly pack someone assembles by hand, generated instead. Calculation rules written down once and tested, documents in English and Arabic, produced in the background on one click.
ExploreTwo to four weeks, or inside an internal tool with its first release in about four weeks.
How we work
The same sequence on every project, whether it is a marketing site or a system your operation depends on.
30 minutes
Thirty minutes on your workflow, your deadline and what is already in place. You get a straight answer on whether we are the right studio for it.
A few days
A written scope and a fixed quote: what is in phase one, what is not, and how long it takes. You can compare it to anyone else's.
About 4 weeks
About four weeks from kickoff to a working system with your own data in it. You see progress every week, not at the end.
2 to 4 weeks each
You decide what the next release contains. We quote it in weeks and ship it in batches of two to four weeks.
1 week
The repository, the accounts, a written handover and a support window. You own the code whether we keep working together or not.
Who you work with
Ghonaim Studio is led by Mohamed Farid, a senior engineer who has shipped products used by millions. He writes the code himself, so the person you brief is the person who builds it.
Questions companies ask us
