Youssef Salem Hassan Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
From requirements to store release: Flutter, Next.js, APIs and payments, in Arabic and English.
Google PlayApp StoreThree ways to start. Every project begins with a free 30-minute scoping call.
A first version you can launch: the core flows on Android and iOS, a simple admin, and store release.
2,000–4,000
Typical time: 1–2 weeks
Without store publishing: 1,000–1,500
See it in: Osta (أُسطى) · EmoSense
DetailsDiscuss this on WhatsAppMobile apps with their own backend API, payments, and a dashboard, in Arabic and English.
3,000–5,000
Typical time: 2–4 weeks
See it in: Tech 92 · Osta (أُسطى)
DetailsDiscuss this on WhatsAppA fast bilingual website with a page per service, search setup from day one, and booking or contact forms.
1,800–3,000
Typical time: 2–4 weeks
See it in: Rock Rush · Escrowd
DetailsDiscuss this on WhatsAppYou own the source code. 30 days of bug fixes after launch. 50% to start, 50% at release.
One system for a Riyadh facility-management company: customer app, staff app, admin dashboard, company website and a Laravel API, Arabic first.
Live site
Arabic-first, bilingual marketing site for a cloud call-center subscription: ten sections from the marketing brief, real app screenshots, pricing, and the privacy and terms pages the app stores require.
Under development
Bilingual Flutter app for Seerati, Technology 92’s Arabic-first resume builder: an 11-step builder with autosave, a live ATS score, AI review, CV import and on-device PDF.
30 minutes on WhatsApp or video to understand the goal, the users and the budget.
Scope, timeline and a fixed price in writing before any work starts.
You see a working build every week or two and give feedback while it grows.
Store release or go-live, a full handover, then 30 days of bug fixes after launch.
Youssef is a hardworking, practical young developer who works with dedication. The work requires a consistently collaborative team, and most importantly, building a good team for the future. I wish you all the best, my friend.
Majed A.
Mostaql client · Business directory app · 5.0/5 across professionalism, communication, quality, expertise, deadline, and repeat collaboration
Youssef is an exceptional engineer with whom I have collaborated on several projects. His technical knowledge is outstanding, and his work in mobile development is consistently impressive and of the highest quality. He demonstrates professionalism, creativity, and a strong commitment to delivering excellent results.
Yassin Saad
Co-Founder · Vionex Digital Solutions
Youssef Salem Hassan is a Lead Software Engineer based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and a Computer Science graduate of Nile University. He builds Arabic/English mobile apps, websites, and backends end to end. He leads software at Al Jawad Group and works part-time as a Software Engineer at Technology 92.
His core stack is Dart and Flutter with Clean Architecture and BLoC, REST APIs with Dio, Firebase, offline-first caching, and Arabic/English localization. On the web and backend side he has shipped projects with Next.js, Laravel, and PostgreSQL.
Yes. He is open to full-time roles, remote positions, and freelance projects. He has delivered freelance work through Mostaql and Upwork.
An MVP app costs SAR 2,000–4,000 with store publishing (SAR 1,000–1,500 without it), a business app with its own backend, payments and dashboard SAR 3,000–5,000, and a bilingual company website with a dashboard SAR 1,800–3,000. The fixed price comes in writing after a free 30-minute call.
Usually 1–2 weeks for an MVP app, 2–4 weeks for a business app or platform, and 2–4 weeks for a company website. You see a working build every week or two along the way.
He is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (UTC+3). His role at Al Jawad Group is full-time and hybrid, he works part-time at Technology 92, and he takes remote freelance work for clients across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf.
Yes. Most of his apps ship in both Arabic and English with full right-to-left layouts, localized dates and digits, and Arabic-first design, including Osta, Nokta, and the Technology 92 employee app.
Osta, a map-first car-services marketplace for Egypt (his DEPI graduation project, as team lead); Nokta, an offline-first ride-hailing and delivery MVP; Escrowd, a commission-escrow web app built with Paymob at the Cursor Cairo Buildathon; and the Technology 92 workforce app.
Use the contact form on this site, email youssef.salem.hassan582@gmail.com, or message him on LinkedIn.
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