Ajor Moses

Md Moniruzzaman is a software architect with 8+ years in the TypeScript and JavaScript ecosystem and the founder of Webanion. He architects AI-native platforms and the multi-tenant infrastructure that runs them: agent systems, MCP tooling, multi-provider LLM routing across AWS Bedrock, OpenAI and Claude, durable workflows on Temporal, and SaaS for 1,000+ tenants with per-tenant isolation, OpenFGA authorization and Stripe billing. Backends on NestJS, frontends on Next.js and React, apps on React Native and Electron, all of it running on production Kubernetes, including clusters he builds and runs himself. He has taken around twenty products from concept to production, most of them end to end.

Adedeji Tewogbade is a software engineer at Webanion who has spent years building web applications in Vue and Nuxt, React and Next.js, all in TypeScript. He turns complex ideas into simple, intuitive products, with an eye for how an interface looks and how it feels to use. His own work includes Calendza, a scheduling platform that turns availability into one timezone-aware booking link, KudiRaise, a Nigerian crowdfunding platform built bank-transfer first because most donors never reach for a card, Perch, a multi-tenant live-chat support platform with an embeddable widget and a realtime dashboard, and Creda, a directory where people find credible businesses and read community reviews. He led the frontend of Farm Monitor, which helps farmers map and monitor their land, and works past the interface in Node.js, PostgreSQL, Supabase and Firebase when a feature calls for it.

Jawad Ahbab is a software engineer at Webanion with more than five years of contributing to web and desktop products, most of them in TypeScript with React and Next.js on the front end and Node.js on the back end, over MongoDB and PostgreSQL. His contributions include Termi, the open source terminal app for macOS and Linux that he initiated and that Webanion maintains, Iconfont, an Electron desktop app for building and exporting icon fonts, a bilingual online newspaper and its newsroom CMS on Next.js, and Shopify apps and themes, among them an app published on the App Store. He has worked on platforms that passed a million monthly users, and lately works on agentic workflows and MCP tooling that automate development.

Mohamed Bayoumi is a software engineer at Webanion who builds the software clinics, medical labs and HR teams depend on every day, where downtime means a patient waiting. He built Unimedica, the offline-first desktop system that more than a thousand medical labs across Iraq use to take test orders and hand reports to patients, and that keeps working when the internet drops. He also built Ibn Sina, a clinic platform connected to Unimedica so lab results reach the doctor without re-typing, Zone, an HR platform for attendance, leave and salaries, and CliniCore, a dental clinic system in Arabic and English. He has led the front-end architecture of Dockan, a web and mobile platform with more than 140,000 monthly users, and works across React, Next.js, React Native, Node.js and Django, at home with Arabic and right-to-left interfaces.