Ayoub Elakhdar's Work | ContraWork by Ayoub ElakhdarAyoub Elakhdar
Full-Stack Developer for SaaS & Cross-Platform Apps
I just launched my portfolio, and I built it to work the way I build for clients.
It's live at ayoubelakhdar.com (http://ayoubelakhdar.com), and the video above is a 30-second tour.
What's inside:
- A hero designed from scratch, with giant type and a cut-out portrait that reacts to your cursor
- 4 case studies of live products I built end to end
- 4 real client reviews, word for word from Upwork
- A cost estimator that gives you a price range in about 60 seconds, with no email needed
- Clear packages with starting prices, so nobody has to guess
- Call booking built in, and it holds up from phones to tablets
Built with Next.js, React and Tailwind, with Supabase behind the forms.
I'm Ayoub, a full-stack developer in Rabat. I build SaaS platforms, web apps and iOS + Android apps for founders and teams. If you need something built, I'm taking new projects this month.
I'd value your honest feedback. What works, and what would you change? Tear it apart. Designed and built a full-stack SaaS MVP for a UK workforce matching platform that connects job seekers with employers.
Stack: Next.js 16, Supabase (auth + PostgreSQL), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, deployed on Vercel.
Key features: dual-role accounts (one email, two profile types), a custom in-browser avatar cropper, multi-step onboarding with dynamic reflection questions, a profile completion tracker, partner preview mode, and branded transactional emails passing SPF/DKIM/DMARC.
Solo developer, responsible for full architecture, database schema, authentication, UI, and deployment. SafeNest Technologies is an early-stage startup building an AI-powered environmental
safety intelligence platform covering three distinct product lines: a consumer car
seat safety device, a military K9 protection system, and an enterprise-grade smart
monitoring platform.
The client needed an investor-ready marketing website capable of presenting a
complex, multi-audience product story with the visual quality and credibility of
companies like Palantir, Anduril, and OpenAI. The primary goal was to drive demo
requests from investors, enterprise clients, and government/defense partners. Forge Access turns a 2-minute IT chore into one click: a friendly layer over the Cisco Meraki Cloud API letting non-technical venue owners (cafes, clinics, gyms) rotate guest Wi-Fi passwords on demand or on a schedule, auto-generate QR posters + live signage pages, delegate safely to staff via RBAC, and log every change, no Meraki dashboard access required.
Built solo, full-stack: Next.js 15 + TypeScript, Supabase (Auth, RLS, Vault-encrypted API keys, Realtime), Prisma, a rate-limited Meraki API client with 429 backoff, Upstash QStash cron, and signed Stripe/webhook billing.