Abdelrahman Elshabrawi

A seat booking and QR check-in platform for events at the College of Life Sciences, Kuwait University. Visitors pick specific seats from a map of the hall and receive a QR code; an administrator scans it at the door. Firestore transactions make double booking preventable, and individual seats can be designated for men or for women per event.

A Flutter fintech dashboard that aggregates accounts across multiple banks, with transfers, spending analytics, child card controls, and conversion across 150+ currencies. Fully bilingual English and Arabic with right-to-left layout. It runs on mock data and won the Best Idea Award, recognised by CODED and Boursa Kuwait.

A grocery inventory tracker on Node, Express and raw PostgreSQL, where item status is computed by database triggers rather than application code, and a Llama model on Groq turns the inventory into prioritised restocking advice citing real quantities and dates.

A private watch log for films and television built on Next.js 16 and Supabase. Search against TMDB, log viewings with ratings and reviews, and build a library, diary and watchlist that stay yours. Postgres row level security enforces isolation in the database rather than in application code.

A bilingual seat reservation system for a real event, built on Google Apps Script with a Google Sheet as the database. Concurrent bookings are serialised with a script lock so two people pressing the same seat cannot both get it, and the organisers could read the bookings in a tool they already knew.

A body recomposition tracker on Next.js 16 and Supabase, with a fixed bodyweight programme, daily logging, Recharts progress views, and a Gemini coach grounded in your own history. Twelve tables, row level security on all of them, deployed for one user.

A Three.js reimplementation of Flappy Bird with movement on all three axes, built by a team. I owned the game logic and physics: the collision system, the boundary clamp that keeps the bird in playable space, and obstacle generation.