Arabic-first SaaS for creators who publish video across four platforms — one place to schedule, queue and post, instead of four dashboards and four upload flows.
Why I built it
I publish the same video to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook. Four uploads, four caption boxes, four sets of rules about length and aspect ratio, and no single view of what goes out when. The existing tools that solve this are built for English-speaking teams and treat Arabic as an afterthought.
So this is a product I use before I sell it. Every decision came from a real publishing week, not a feature list.
What it does
Upload once, choose destinations, and the video goes out on schedule to every platform selected — with per-platform copy where it needs to differ.
Each platform authenticates, chunks and validates differently. The interface hides that; failures retry and report instead of silently disappearing.
Arabic is the design language of the product — calendars, forms, upload states and notifications all read naturally right to left.
Payment gateway integrated for plans and renewals, so it runs as a product rather than a personal script.
What it proves
Third-party integrations are where most products get fragile: rate limits, expiring tokens, uploads that fail halfway. Building this taught me to design for the failure path first — the same discipline I bring to a client's ledger or a tenant's database.
It is also the tool behind everything I publish as @josamcode, which means it gets tested every week by the person least willing to tolerate it breaking.