The route
Six stops, one path
The world, read from top to bottom. Each place has its short interaction and its full chapter — no driving needed.
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The Workshop
A path through the things I build.
Every visit starts in a small workshop with a pathfinder vehicle and a line of gold light. In the 3D world you drive from here through Darb’s doorway to each project. Here, the route simply reads downward.
02 · Live platform
Darb
One platform. Many businesses. Many paths.
A multi-tenant business platform for the Israeli market, built for Arabic, Hebrew and English. A business registers, sets up its workspace and publishes a customer-facing product on a Darb subdomain or its own verified domain.
Role: Founder · Product engineering · Experience architecture
Read the Darb chapterBeyond the gateway the platform branches. Choose a route to see what is built and what is not.
One foundation: businesses, locations, languages, media, domains and audit — shared by every engine.
Restaurants · Darb REST · Available
The first engine in production: multilingual menus and storefronts for restaurants and cafés.
03 · In production
Darb REST
A more expressive digital home for restaurants.
Multilingual digital menus for restaurants and cafés. Owners manage a branded, mobile-first menu site, choose from nine templates, publish in up to three languages and share it with QR codes. A Darb product, running in production at rest.darb.co.il.
Role: Product engineering · Restaurant experience
Read the Darb REST chapterChoose a language on the kiosk. The same menu changes script, typeface and direction — the way a real Darb REST page does.
Choose the menu language
Demo café
Breakfast
Shakshuka
Tomatoes, peppers and eggs
₪42
Labneh plate
Olive oil, za’atar and warm bread
₪34
Knafeh
Warm cheese pastry in syrup
₪28
Mint lemonade
Fresh lemon and mint
₪16
Illustrative demo menu for a fictional café. Pick a language to begin.
04 · Station pilot
YellowShifts
A workday that runs with the station.
Workforce management for fuel stations: weekly scheduling, NFC-based attendance and hours reporting. Built for Paz stations in Israel and part of Darb. The repository is named PazShifts; the product is YellowShifts.
Role: Product engineering · Full-stack · Mobile systems
Read the YellowShifts chapterTap the tag to start a simulated shift, then tap again to finish — the product always asks before clocking out.
ScheduledDemo station · Thursday
Morning shift · 07:00–15:00
- 1. Scheduled
- 2. Clocked in
- 3. Clocked out
Simulation. Not connected to any station, worker or attendance data.
05 · Capstone
BudgetPal
Finance actions proposed clearly, confirmed by people.
An agent-first personal finance app and B.Sc. capstone. People state what they want in text, voice or a receipt photo; the app prepares a structured action and changes nothing until the person confirms it.
Role: Full-stack mobile engineering · Agent systems
Read the BudgetPal chapterA fictional request becomes a proposal. Review it, then confirm or cancel — nothing happens until a person decides.
“I spent 42 shekels on groceries at the market.”
Add transaction
status: proposedOne action is proposed. Nothing has been recorded.
Fictional example. No account, no spending analysis, no financial advice.
06
The Observatory
Different problems. One way of building.
Different problems. One way of building: make the complex feel clear.
I build products end to end — deciding what should exist, designing how it feels, and engineering the system underneath so it holds up. Darb is where that work comes together.