</>Seif Ashraf

Freelance developer · Cairo · working with UK & Irish businesses

SeifAshraf

Seif AshrafCairo · two hours ahead of London

I build the website, booking system or back-office tool your business is missing.

Two of them run in production today: a workshop platform used daily across four branches, and a bilingual ordering site for a Cairo restaurant. Five more are working demos you can click through before we ever speak.

Next.js · React · TypeScript · Supabase / PostgreSQL · Tailwind CSS · Arabic/English RTL

Websites — Custom Software — Automation — AI Integrations —

01 — Work

Selected work

All projects →

Two systems in production, a website and product configurator rebuilt for an industrial IoT company, one concept rebuilt for a real company, and five demos you can click through. Demos are demos and say so.

  • Screenshot of Car Engineering Center — Workshop Platform
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    Car Engineering Center — Workshop Platform

    Production · Workshop platform2026In production
  • Screenshot of NeoWave — Website & Product Code Generator
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    NeoWave — Website & Product Code Generator

    Website · Product configurator2026Live project
  • Screenshot of Salad Store — Salad Bar & Wraps
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    Salad Store — Salad Bar & Wraps

    Website · E-commerce2026Live project
  • Screenshot of Blue Sky Events — Concept Rebuild
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    Blue Sky Events — Concept Rebuild

    Concept · Congress house2026Concept · live

03 — Process

How I work

01

Understand the problem

Every project starts with your business, not with technology. I look at how you work today and where time or revenue is leaking.

02

Propose the right solution

You get a clear, honest recommendation — what to build, what not to build, and what result to expect. No jargon, no padding.

03

Build, ship, iterate

I build in short cycles with working software you can see early. You are never waiting months for a big reveal.

Have a problemsoftware could solve?

Tell me what slows your business down. I'll tell you honestly whether software can fix it — and what it would take.