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We build it, ship it to the stores, and keep it running.

QN Ventures Ltd takes a system from the first schema to the store listing and the Monday morning after: the platform, the apps around it, the domain it answers on, the database under it, and the person who replies when something breaks.

01

Enterprise systems

Multi-tenant platforms that an operation is actually run on — planning engines, approval chains, role-based access and an audit trail, not a CRUD screen per table.

  • Tenant isolation enforced in the database, not in application code
  • Forecasting, optimisation and scheduling engines written from the maths up
  • Role and permission models an administrator can change without a deploy
  • Arabic and English throughout, right-to-left by design
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02

Analytics and BI

Your own numbers, modelled and read back to you: upload or connect the data, and the board is designed, computed and explained without a analyst-week per question.

  • Boards designed automatically from the shape of the data
  • Aggregation pushed into the database so a large dataset never leaves it
  • Written findings — anomalies, trends and correlations — beside the charts
  • Scheduled delivery by email, and alerts when a threshold is crossed
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03

Mobile applications

Installable apps for iOS and Android that keep working with the aeroplane mode on, and that read correctly in Arabic because they were built that way from the first screen.

  • Offline-first storage, with the network making the app better rather than possible
  • Push notifications, background sync and home-screen installation
  • Store submission handled end to end — listings, data-safety forms and review
  • One codebase behind the web app and both stores
04

Websites and portfolios

Company sites, product pages and personal portfolios that load in one request, rank, and keep working with scripts switched off.

  • Bilingual by construction — a separate tree per language, not a toggle
  • Content-Security-Policy strong enough to forbid scripts outright
  • Search, social and store-review metadata written per page
  • Deployed on a global edge network, measured in milliseconds
A personal portfolio built on the same stack — the owner's name, photograph and contact details replaced with placeholders here
A personal portfolio built on the same stack — the owner's name, photograph and contact details replaced with placeholders here
Its long pages carry the same dark, bilingual treatment, and still load with scripts switched off
Its long pages carry the same dark, bilingual treatment, and still load with scripts switched off
And the same page on a phone
And the same page on a phone
05

Domains, hosting and infrastructure

The part nobody sees until it fails: the domain, the certificates, the mail routing, the database, the backups and the deploy that runs itself.

  • Domain registration, DNS, TLS and email routing set up and kept current
  • Managed Postgres with row-level security, migrations and point-in-time backups
  • Continuous deployment from the repository, with a preview per change
  • Uptime probing, certificate expiry watch and incident history
06

Integration and automation

Making the systems you already pay for talk to each other: imports that validate before they land, webhooks that survive a retry, and jobs that run whether anyone is watching or not.

  • CSV and spreadsheet imports with a mapping step and a dry run
  • REST and webhook integrations with retries, signatures and an audit log
  • Scheduled jobs: reports, deliveries, syncs and nightly reconciliations
  • Export back out — PDF, Excel and the raw rows — so nothing is trapped
07

Support and maintenance

Software is not finished when it ships. We keep it running: watching it, patching it, answering the people who use it, and telling you what changed.

  • One support address per product, answered within two working days
  • Dependency and security updates applied on a schedule, not on an incident
  • A written release log, so a change is never a surprise
  • Store releases kept current with each platform's annual API requirements