What's included

• Ijarachi Mobile App

  I built the Ijarachi mobile app with Expo to make renting and lending items even easier. Instead of being stuck on a computer, users can now list their items, browse rentals, and manage bookings right from their phones. The app is designed to feel simple and intuitive, so anyone can use it without hassle. It includes secure authentication, real-time updates, and a smooth booking system to make transactions seamless. Whether someone needs to borrow a tool for a day or rent out their camera for extra cash, the app helps connect people effortlessly. My goal was to create a platform that makes sharing resources easy, convenient, and accessible anytime, anywhere.

• Astrocoin

  Astrocoin is a student reward system designed to make learning more fun and engaging. I built it to help students stay motivated by earning virtual coins for completing tasks, attending classes, and reaching academic milestones. These coins can be saved up and exchanged for real rewards, giving students an extra push to stay on track. The app is simple and easy to use—students can log in, check their progress, see what rewards are available, and keep track of the coins they’ve earned. Teachers and admins have full control over how coins are distributed, allowing them to set up challenges, reward good behavior, and encourage participation in school activities. The idea behind Astrocoin is to turn education into a more interactive and rewarding experience. Instead of just studying for grades, students get a sense of achievement every step of the way. It’s about making learning feel less like a chore and more like a game—where effort is recognized, progress is visible, and success comes with real benefits.

• UZMBC Inventory management

  I built an inventory management app for UZMBC to help them track and manage stock more efficiently using QR codes and barcodes. The idea was simple—employees could scan items with their phones, instantly update stock levels, and track inventory movements in real time. No more manual data entry, lost inventory, or miscounts—just a smooth and automated system that made everything faster and more accurate. The app was developed using Expo for the front end, making it easy to use on mobile devices, and a custom backend to securely handle all data. It was designed to work at scale, ensuring that even a large company with massive inventory could manage their stock effortlessly. Employees could scan products using QR codes or barcodes, retrieve instant details, and update inventory on the go, reducing human error and improving efficiency. Unfortunately, the app never got fully implemented because of internal issues—specifically, a corrupt middle manager who blocked the project for his own reasons. Despite that, this was one of the most valuable projects I worked on. It gave me experience in handling enterprise-level inventory systems, integrating QR and barcode scanning, and building a backend that could support real-world business operations. Even though it didn’t go live, the app was fully functional and had the potential to make a real impact.