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DEVIZO / BootingJEDDAH — 2026
DEVIZO
01Selected work

Products in the wild.

Four builds, chosen because they show the parts of the job that are hard to photograph — data models, permission systems, release processes and the thousand small decisions that decide whether a product is still good in year three.

  • Products shipped30+
  • Industries12+
  • Building since2021
  1. 01AI Operations Platform2025

    NOVA

    A long data-centre corridor between rows of illuminated server cabinets.

    nova.ai/runs

    4.2×faster release cycle

    A control room for machine-learning operations: every model, run and rollback in one timeline, with evaluation gates before anything reaches production.

    The problem
    Models were shipped from notebooks. Nobody could say which version was serving traffic, or why last week was better than this one.
    What we did
    A single run registry, evaluation gates that block promotion, and a rollback that is one click rather than one afternoon.
    What changed
    Release cadence went from monthly to twice a week, with a full audit trail behind every promotion.
    Delivered
    • Product design
    • Platform engineering
    • AI infrastructure
  2. 02Fintech Experience2025

    MIRA

    Two people at a café table looking at a phone, a bank card in hand.

    mira.app/home

    61%drop in support tickets

    Consumer banking rebuilt around clarity — balances that explain themselves, transfers that confirm in one motion, and a ledger you can actually read.

    The problem
    Customers could see their balance but not understand it. Pending, settled and scheduled amounts were three different truths.
    What we did
    One ledger model surfaced consistently across web and mobile, with plain-language states and a transfer flow that confirms in a single motion.
    What changed
    Support contacts about "wrong balance" fell by 61% in the first quarter after launch.
    Delivered
    • UX engineering
    • Mobile
    • Design system
  3. 03Business Management System2024

    ATLAS

    A team working around a long wooden table in a warm, open office.

    atlas.work/overview

    9 → 1tools consolidated

    One operating system for a distributed services company: projects, people, invoicing and approvals in a single permission model instead of nine tools.

    The problem
    Nine tools, four spreadsheets and an approval process that lived in email. Nobody trusted the numbers at month end.
    What we did
    One permission model under projects, people, time and invoicing, with the integrations that mattered kept and the rest retired.
    What changed
    Month-end close dropped from nine days to two, and the finance team stopped rebuilding reports by hand.
    Delivered
    • Systems architecture
    • Web application
    • Automation
  4. 04E-Commerce Platform2024

    NORTH

    A clothing boutique with garment rails under pendant lights.

    north.store/autumn

    +38%checkout completion

    A headless storefront for a multi-region retailer, with server-priced carts, per-market catalogues and a checkout that holds together on a bad connection.

    The problem
    A monolithic storefront that took eleven seconds to render a category page on a mid-range phone, and priced carts on the client.
    What we did
    Headless catalogue with per-market pricing on the server, an edge-rendered storefront, and a checkout that survives a dropped connection.
    What changed
    Largest Contentful Paint under 1.4s on 4G, and checkout completion up 38% year on year.
    Delivered
    • Headless commerce
    • Performance
    • Growth engineering
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