Independent product studio · Portland, Oregon
Five products shaped from product strategy through interface and implementation. Each one solves a different, specific problem.
A conversation-first companion for adults studying Modern Standard Arabic.
FushaLoop turns familiar Book 1 vocabulary into a practice cycle: listen, speak, receive guidance, and try again. It supplements classroom and textbook study with guided repetition.
CareReady workspaceOwner viewInterface study · Illustrative content
One operating workspace for independent residential care homes.
CareReady connects resident records, medication administration, recurring care tasks, staff access, activity history, and inspection-oriented reporting.
Private, guided home fitness designed for Muslim women.
Muslima Fit combines sequential workout programs, an on-device camera coach, halal meal planning, and accurate progress tracking in a native iPhone experience.
Curriculum governance built as a system, not another document repository.
Scopeflow gives K–12 districts structured curriculum, explicit ownership, role-scoped workflows, review, publishing, and districtwide visibility.
Prayer-aware phone protection, built with restraint and respect.
Qanity helps Muslim iPhone owners set their phone aside for ṣalāh, Qur’an, dhikr, and private devotion through prayer times, app shielding, and saved-masjid awareness.
Topmark Design · Est. 2014
We work from the product’s actual constraints outward: who it serves, what they need to do, what the interface must make clear, and what has to work when the polish is stripped away.
That means strategy, product definition, interaction design, visual systems, implementation, and the details between them stay connected.