A one-person studio · from Palestine, everywhere
Omar Aldeek, from Palestine. I design interfaces and laser-cut parts, build web apps and sites, and wire services together until the system finishes the work on its own.
Fields
Web apps and sites in Next.js, React and TypeScript: fast, bilingual, and built for the phone first.
Visual and interface design, and design for fabrication and laser cutting: from clean vectors to parts that fit together.
Systems that connect language models and tools, run on a schedule, and carry the work on without me standing over them.
Wiring services together: keys kept safe, a fallback path when one stumbles, and failure that announces itself.
Dashboards and products with real state: data that is read, written, and stays.
The lab
All four are running right now. Open any of them and try it yourself.
Running now
AI AUTOMATIONA Shorts factory for an Arabic and an English channel that runs every day, and eight systems I built around it: learning from the numbers, sourced topics, four-platform publishing, chat control and a night watch.
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WEB TOOLTwenty-three laser, print and design tools that run in your browser: image to vector, AI upscaling, Arabic lettering ready to cut. No account, no uploads; built for my own workshop and left free.
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DESIGNTwenty studies where I build a full visual identity for an imagined business: colour, type and a working interface. Studies, not client projects.
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SAASFour business apps in one panel: a CRM, invoicing, bookings and inventory. Add a row and it is still there after you leave.
Open the workHow I work
Three rules I actually work by, not slogans. Each one left its mark on something sitting in the lab.
Start from the problem, not the look.
Make it work on a phone, in both languages.
And leave the tool useful to others, too.
About
I have worked alone since I started. I learn the tool I am missing, build with it, then leave it open to whoever needs it. Most of what you see on this site came out of work I needed first, not out of a client brief.
From Palestine, to everywhere
Contact
Contact details will be added soon. For now, you can prepare a project brief and keep a copy.
A description of the problem and what you want to change. You don't need a technical spec; that part is my job.
It depends on scope. After the first conversation I give you a realistic schedule and explain how any change affects it.
Yes. Fixing, extending and connecting existing systems is a core part of my work, and is often cheaper than building from scratch.