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بشير

the builder

I build fast, Arabic-first websites for businesses in Tripoli.

LUIGI
the human

R6 on PC, calisthenics, and A.L.A on repeat.

Basheer

From baking bread to building websites.

Work

Things I've built

Every site starts with one question: what does the customer need to do? Order, call, or find the place.

Invoice logger app home screen
In use

Invoice logger (⁧مسجّل الفواتير⁩)

Warehouse staff were copying WhatsApp bills into Excel by hand. This Arabic app turns a pasted bill into rows in their own Excel file.

  • A bill that doesn't add up can't be approved
  • Works on phone and computer
  • Keeps the sheet's own formulas intact
Open the app →
Burger restaurant website
Concept

Burger restaurant, Tripoli

A highly rated restaurant with no website. I designed one in Libyan dialect, built around calling and finding the place.

  • Live "open / closed now" status
  • One-tap call and directions
  • Full menu with prices
Visit the site →
Sample café website
Sample

Seaside café, Tripoli

A sample site for a café: Arabic first with an English switch, and ordering through WhatsApp.

  • Menu with tabs by category
  • Order button always in reach on phones
  • Opening hours in Tripoli time
Visit the site →

My story

From the bakery to the browser

I'm 19, I live in Tripoli, and I've always done two things at once.

  1. 01

    The bakery

    I worked as a baker making baguettes, croissants and brioche, while studying at the same time. Bread doesn't wait, so I learned to show up and get it right every time.

    Basheer studying in his work uniform
    Working and studying at the same time.
  2. 02

    Accounting

    I study accounting at the Faculty of Administrative, Financial and Applied Sciences. It means I understand how a business actually runs: invoices, costs and customers.

  3. 03

    Building with AI

    I got certified in using Claude at Nool Academy, and started building real tools, beginning with an invoice app for a warehouse.

    Basheer holding his Claude certificate from Nool Academy
    Certificate day at Nool Academy.
  4. 04

    Now: websites for Tripoli

    Lots of great businesses in Tripoli have plenty of good reviews and no website. I build them one, in Arabic, made for phones and WhatsApp.

About me

Part builder, part human

Part builder

  • Websites for local businesses
  • Arabic-first, even in Libyan dialect
  • Made for phones first
  • WhatsApp ordering and Google Maps
  • Vibe coding with Claude

Part human

  • Rainbow Six Siege on PC
  • Calisthenics
  • A.L.A in my headphones
  • Former baker (brioche included)
  • Accounting student

Random facts

  • I used to bake baguettes, croissants and brioche. Now I bake websites.
  • I study accounting, so I actually understand your invoices.
  • Some people know me as Basheer, others as Luigi. Both answer WhatsApp.
  • I train calisthenics. No machines, just bodyweight.
  • My dream car is a cream-white BMW E36. Manual, of course.
  • A.L.A is always playing when I walk or train.

Very serious skills

Folding croissants90%
Arabic-first websites95%
Excel formulas85%
Clutching a 1v3 in R640%
Skipping leg day0%
Numbers are 100% scientific.
On repeat
A.L.Awhile walking or training
Listen on YouTube →
PlayingRainbow Six Siege
TrainingCalisthenics
Dream garage
A white BMW E36 sedan parked on a Tripoli street

Cream-white E36, manual

One day. Like my websites, it'll be built by hand, no autopilot.

Need a website for your business?

Send me a message on WhatsApp. Tell me your business name and I'll show you what your website could look like.

+218 91 184 6855