Multazam
An offline companion for Umrah: counters for the seven circuits of Tawaf and Sa‘i, a library of 305 duas each carrying its source, and three long litanies read a portion at a time.
iOS, Swift and SwiftUI
2026, in testing
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A software studio. We ship apps and run the cloud underneath them.
Four kinds of work, kept short.
An offline companion for Umrah: counters for the seven circuits of Tawaf and Sa‘i, a library of 305 duas each carrying its source, and three long litanies read a portion at a time.
iOS, Swift and SwiftUI
2026, in testing
A voice-first language tutor: spoken conversation against a CEFR A1 to C2 curriculum, with IELTS practice and career English, in eight languages, built Arabic-first for MENA.
Web, real-time voice
2026, live

Both rites and their counts, with the library underneath.

Black Stone to Black Stone, seven times, one tap each.

Three hundred and five, each one carrying its source.

Multazam, captured on iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 26Open the case
I am Abel Bacchus. I write the code, run the infrastructure under it, and answer the email about it, which is either the appeal or the catch depending on what you need. The longer working history is on LinkedIn.
Most of what I do sits on both sides of a release: native iOS on one, AWS and deploy pipelines on the other. Multazam is the clearest example, taken from an empty project to a signed build without handing any part of it off.
You write, we answer. If the work is a fit, we agree what done looks like before anything starts, and you own everything we build.