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Q2AUTO — نظام إدارة شركات الحراسة

تطبيق مؤسسي يرقمن كامل سير عمل شركات الحراسة — عروض الأسعار والعمولات وإدارة العملاء وتقارير PDF والتحليلات — بُني منفردًا خلال شهرين.

دوري
مطوّر فلاتر منفرد (بُني بالكامل بشكل مستقل)
الفترة
October 2025 – November 2025
الخبرة المرتبطة
Elkood

دراسة الحالة الكاملة متوفّرة حاليًا بالإنجليزية، والترجمة العربية في الطريق.

Q2AUTO is an enterprise app built for security-guard companies in Saudi Arabia. It is one of the most significant individual contributions in my portfolio for one reason: I built the entire application independently — architecture, every feature, and App Store submission — in two months. It is live on the App Store.

Problems solved

  • Quotation management with automated pricing — guards, shift types, duration, and pricing tiers turned into a quotation, generated as a branded PDF on-device so it works offline and needs no server round-trip.
  • Role-based access control — admins, sales, and finance each see only what their role permits, driven by claims in the auth token; adding a role is configuration, not code.
  • Commission calculations — configurable per-company rules applied automatically, with per-guard, per-period breakdowns for finance.
  • Offline mode with auto-sync — local-first reads, queued writes, background sync on connectivity change, with a sync indicator instead of blocking errors.
  • Phone/WhatsApp auth & sharing — OTP auth and WhatsApp delivery of quotations, matching how the target businesses actually communicate.

Architecture

Clean Architecture, built solo. Domain entities carry their own logic (quotation pricing, commission rules); use cases (GenerateQuotation, CalculateCommission, SyncOfflineData, ExportQuotationPDF) are independently testable; the data layer uses Dio + Hive + Secure Storage; BLoC per feature with sealed states. Permission checks live in use cases — widgets ask “can I do this?” rather than inspecting the user’s role.

Result

A complete enterprise product taken from zero to App Store, solo, in two months — the clearest example of full ownership: not one developer on a team, but one developer who is the team.