A storefront that scales
Product listings, search, filters and carts that stay fast at thousands of items — pagination, caching and image pipelines tuned from day one.
Service — E-commerce App DevelopmentCairo, Egypt — open to remote
E-commerce app development, done for real
An e-commerce app is two apps in one: the storefront your customers browse, and the machinery behind it — catalogs with thousands of SKUs, stock that changes hourly, payments that must never double-charge, and orders someone has to fulfill. I build both sides.
Whether you're moving an existing store to mobile or launching a new one, the app is engineered around your catalog size, your fulfillment reality and real network conditions — not around a demo dataset.
3+ yrsprofessional experience
10+production apps today
EG · LB · AEclients served
What a store app from me includes:
Checkout that converts
Guest checkout, saved addresses, card payments through gateways, and order confirmation that can't double-submit on a flaky connection.
Inventory & orders
Stock levels, order states and fulfillment screens — the admin side your team actually runs the store from, inside the same app or its own one.
Offline resilience
Browsed-while-offline catalogs and queued actions that sync when the network returns — built for how mobile shopping actually happens.
Retention built in
Push for offers and abandoned carts, loyalty with Apple/Google Wallet passes, bilingual Arabic/English with true RTL.
- Retailers going online
You sell in a shop or on social pages today and want your own app — not another commission on someone else's marketplace.
- Growing online stores
Your site or social store works, but mobile is where your customers are, and you need an app that syncs with your stock in real time.
- Wholesale & field sales
Order-taking apps for sales reps and distributors — big catalogs, customer accounts, routes and signatures.
How it reaches the stores:
01Catalog & flows
We map your categories, prices and order flow — including the edge cases your team already knows by heart.
02Design
A storefront designed around your products' photography and your brand — Arabic-first if your customers are.
03Build
Weekly builds; payments and inventory wired early, not at the end — that's where the real risk lives.
04Launch
Both stores, then conversion and crash-free rate monitored once real customers arrive.
- Payments done properly
Gateway integrations secured with OAuth2/JWT, idempotent order submission, server-validated transactions — the client is never trusted with money math.
- Large datasets
Catalogs in the thousands: normalized caching, search that doesn't lag, image loading that respects your users' data plans.
- Offline-first sync
Unilever field-sales apps I built work through intermittent networks and sync when connectivity returns — the same discipline backs every store I ship.
- Firebase or your backend
Firestore for app data, or REST integration with your existing store/ERP — whichever keeps your operations in one place.
Relevant shipped work: Unilever's sales-management and warehouse-inventory suite (offline-first, huge catalogs) and the Jamalik marketplace — bookings, products and storefront in one design system.
See the selected work on the main page →
Show me the catalog, and I'll show you the app.
Send your product list or store link — you'll get a concrete plan: screens, integrations, cost, timeline.