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
Every one is running right now. Open any of them and try it yourself.
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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-nine laser, print and design tools that run in your browser: image to vector, design from a description with any image model, photo background removal, product mockups, AI upscaling, Arabic lettering in Harf's fonts. No account, no uploads; built for my own workshop and left free.
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WEB TOOLA free CV builder that keeps your Arabic and English CVs in step: write each line in both languages and print each version to a clean PDF from your browser. No account, and your data never leaves your device.
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WEB TOOLA free place to preview and compare Arabic and English fonts: type your line, see it in hundreds of typefaces, then download the font with its licence or export the text as SVG outlines ready for your design.
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WEB TOOLAn open-source SVG library and studio that starts with Arabic, Islamic and floral ornament: geometric grids, arabesque, rosettes and frames you customise and export from your browser, no account.
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DESIGN LIBRARYA library of Arabic and English website and app designs: 27 styles from classic to pixel and tool interfaces, for 33 kinds of business whose demo content doesn't repeat, each design with a live demo and a detailed prompt that builds the same site with Claude Code.
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3D LIBRARYA library of 3D wooden designs for laser cutting, none repeated: practical templates for the desk, the shop and the home, from a phone stand, a QR code stand, a spice rack and counter display steps to a gear train, with houses, boxes and lanterns, plus a section of folded 3D ACM cladding panels with V-groove nets and riveted fins, and a section of cardboard boxes and packaging with red cut and blue crease lines. Preview in 3D, resize, then download 1:1 SVG cutting files, no account.
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DESKTOP APPA Windows app that files CorelDRAW, Photoshop and Illustrator work into an archive by client, then month, and knows a client's Arabic and English names are the same client. Fully local, and every run can be undone.
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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.