KB Solutions · Khalid Bakhit
Software your company grows on
I build SaaS platforms, ERP systems, AI and WhatsApp automation for companies in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. Every project on this site is built and working, most of it Arabic from the first line.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- React
- Firebase
- Supabase
- Laravel
- Vertex AI
- Gemini
- OpenAI
- WhatsApp Cloud API
- n8n
- Apps Script
- WordPress
- Tailwind
- Cloud Run
- PostgreSQL
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73,000+
lines of code I added to an ERP delivered to a Saudi nonprofit
Delivered system
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1,733
automated tests guarding a procurement system live at a Jeddah supplier
Live since Sep 2026
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99
cloud functions run the SyncBite restaurant platform, 16 of them on a daily schedule
Live platform
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76
screens in nine languages on the same platform, from ordering to kitchen and loyalty
Live platform
Services
Eight services, all of them software
Every service here has delivered work you can open and click through, and everything I build is written in code and stays your company’s property.
SaaS development
A subscription platform serving many companies from one codebase, each isolated with its own data.
Web & mobile apps
An app your customers or staff open on their phones like any other, with updates reaching everyone at once.
ERP & operations systems
A system that matches how your company works, from purchase request to journal entry, without scattered Excel files.
Business process automation
Requests move between departments on their own, reminders arrive on time, and reports are ready with no copy-paste.
AI solutions
An assistant inside your system with the user’s permissions, that never invents a number or acts without confirmation.
WhatsApp & sales automation
A customer writes at 11 pm and gets a useful reply at once; the team picks up a ready conversation in the morning.
Marketing & content technology
Technical tools that help sales and content teams produce, measure and follow up on every lead faster.
Websites & web platforms
A fast site that Google and AI engines understand, and that turns visitors into WhatsApp conversations.
Selected work
Systems running today, not slides
Platforms I launched myself and systems delivered to clients in Jeddah, Riyadh and beyond. Each card opens a case study with numbers and screens.
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Live product Restaurants & hospitalitySyncBite
One SaaS platform for POS, kitchen display, loyalty, reservations, WhatsApp campaigns and an AI copilot.
- Cloud Functions
- 99
- screens
- 76
- languages
- 9
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Live product LegalLexa AI
An Arabic-native platform for law firms, with an assistant that asks the lawyer before it changes anything.
- pages
- 58
- API endpoints
- 83
- network calls in the scanner
- 0
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Client delivered NonprofitNonprofit ERP
A full back office for a Saudi association with double-entry accounting and approval cycles, extended on a live system without downtime.
- commits
- 667
- new migrations
- 107
- lines added
- 73K+
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Client delivered Procurement & supplyCube Line
The full procurement cycle from RFQ to invoice, where the supplier never learns who the customer is.
- Cloud Functions in production
- 137
- tests, zero failures
- 1733
- screens
- 28
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Client delivered Restaurants & foodJard
Staff count one-handed on their phones; management sees losses and variances in a printable report.
- automated tests
- 642
- front-end budget
- 40KB
- items
- 162
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Live product Interior design & real estateArchiVision AI
Upload a room photo or plan and get a realistic design that does not invent walls or windows.
- desktop performance
- 100
- mobile performance
- 98
- languages
- 7
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Client delivered NonprofitAsk Hassan
A digital presenter that answers by voice and video, and only from approved sources.
- lip-synced clips
- 54
- accuracy on 188 questions
- 80%
- approved entries
- 69
How I work
The screen before the code, because it is the cheapest change
A business owner will not read a 40-page spec, but will click a screen and say: this is not how we do it. That remark in week one saves weeks of rework after delivery.
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30 to 45 minutes
A short discovery call
We talk about how you work today and where time or money leaks. I come out with a written scope, and I tell you plainly if what you need does not call for a system at all.
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Within days
An interactive prototype before any code
You get clickable screens to explore and change until they match your work. Approving that prototype is the first milestone.
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Weekly phases
Building in priced phases
Each phase has a clear deliverable you see running on a preview link before the next payment. Anything outside the scope is priced before it is built, not after.
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Full ownership
Handover with accounts in your name
Hosting, database, WhatsApp and AI accounts are all in your company’s name. You receive the code, the documentation and training for your team.
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Ongoing support
Follow-up after launch
I fix what surfaces in real use during the follow-up period, then we agree on monthly support or a new phase if you need one.
Sketch your system
Pick your field and modules, and watch the outline form
A first outline in 20 seconds: connected modules, the closest work I have delivered, and the order of phases. Then send it to me as is.
How I protect your project
Six rules I keep on every project
Not general promises. Each rule here came from a real moment in a project you can find in the portfolio.
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Accounts in your name from day one
Hosting, database and WhatsApp are opened in your company’s name and I am added as a member. I never ask for a password, and your system is never held hostage by a developer.
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Code calculates, the model writes
Any number you will pay or decide on is computed by code. In the MyHome quotations AI writes only the descriptions; the quantities are calculated in software.
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Human confirmation before any action
The assistant sees only what the user’s permissions allow, and every data-changing tool shows a confirmation card first. That is how the Lexa AI assistant works.
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Measure before you claim
On the VDS site the first speed fix passed every check and broke the live header. Since then I verify in pixels, never just because a command said “success”.
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A test for every critical rule
The Cube Line procurement system started with zero tests and reached 1,733 with no failures. In the nonprofit system a test blocks a silent timezone bug that would have stamped every record three hours off.
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Roll back with one file
On live systems I ship changes so that undoing any of them means deleting one file, and nothing is written to your data without your explicit decision.
Want to see these rules in a real project? Open any case study
Saudi Arabia & the Gulf
Most of my current work is for Saudi companies
I work on Riyadh time and in your language: meetings in Arabic during your working hours, daily contact on WhatsApp, and a time difference of one hour or none. The systems themselves are built for how the local market works.
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Real Arabic, not translation
RTL, the Hijri calendar, Arabic terminology and correctly shaped Arabic PDFs.
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SDAIA disclosure
Virtual characters carry a clear badge on every surface.
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Cloud billing in Saudi Arabia
I know the limits on Google Cloud accounts with a Saudi address and choose the right stack up front.
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WhatsApp first
The channel your customers actually use, connected officially and protected from bans.
KB Solutions Founder & developer Who builds it
I am Khalid Bakhit, and the person writing the code is the one talking to you
A full-stack developer working on systems from the database to the screen. My everyday tools: Next.js · TypeScript · Firebase · Supabase · Laravel · WhatsApp Cloud API , plus AI models from more than one provider.
My focus is software-led growth: systems that organise and measure a company’s daily work, from the platform itself to sales and content tools. I handle every project myself from the first call to handover.
FAQ
What clients ask before we start
How do we work together if my company is in Saudi Arabia or the Gulf?
Easily. Most of my current work is with Saudi companies: a procurement system for a Jeddah supplies firm, a back office and talking assistant for a Saudi nonprofit, a stock-count app for a two-branch restaurant and a website for a Riyadh design studio. Meetings run on Google Meet or Zoom during your working hours, daily contact happens on WhatsApp, and the time difference with Riyadh is one hour or none depending on the season.
Do you start coding right after we agree?
No. I start with an interactive prototype you click through before any code, and we change it until it matches how you work. Changing a screen costs far less than changing a built system, and the first milestone is approving that prototype.
Who owns the code and the accounts?
You do. Hosting, database, AI and WhatsApp accounts are opened in your company’s name and I am added as a member; I never ask for any account password. At handover you get the code with documentation on how the system works and how to deploy it.
How much does a platform or system cost?
It depends on the number of modules and integrations. After a short discovery call I send a written scope split into phases, each with a price, a duration and a clear deliverable, and payment follows each delivered phase. Anything outside the scope is priced before it is built.
My company is registered in Saudi Arabia. Does that affect the technology?
Yes, on one important point: Google Cloud and Firebase billing accounts with a Saudi address go through the local reseller and cannot be opened self-serve with a card. For that case I choose a stack such as Supabase and Vercel, or any host that suits you in your name, and I state it in the proposal before we start.
I have an existing system built by another developer. Will you take it over?
Yes. I took over a live Laravel system for a Saudi nonprofit and extended it over 667 commits without a day of downtime, and took over a live WordPress site and shipped 55 of 58 tasks on it. I start by reviewing the code and tell you what I found before changing anything.
What happens after delivery?
You receive the system with documentation and training for your team, plus a follow-up period to fix anything that surfaces in real use. After that we can agree on monthly support or new development phases as you need.
Is AI safe with my company’s data?
I build it on three rules: the assistant only sees what the user’s permissions allow, code calculates the numbers rather than the model, and any action that changes data waits for human confirmation. The AI provider account is in your company’s name.
Have a system in mind? Let’s sketch it together
Send your idea as it is, even if it is one line. I reply with specific questions, then an interactive prototype you see before paying for development.
