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Salis; a keyboard that gets me
A tool you use hundreds of times a day can't afford to let you down. When my favorite keyboard did, and the alternative didn't understand me, I built one that does.
Hi, I'm
Asim M. Al-Twijry
Software Engineer, Product Builder, and MSc in Information Technology.
I'm a Saudi software engineer passionate about building products that solve real problems. My interests span software architecture, developer tools, digital transformation, and user experience. I hold a Master of Science in Information Technology and enjoy sharing ideas, projects, and technical insights through this digital garden.
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Siyada — a 2013 note I found already built, in an open-source game
An idea that sat in my notes for twelve years, then turned up finished in an open-source game. My part was to make it speak Arabic.
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Pocket Is on iPad — and Now Supports Qassim and Imam University
One app that turns the offered-courses page into a clean, conflict-free weekly schedule — now for two universities.
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Theft by Proxy — When AI Becomes an Intermediary for Copying
When AI is used to rebuild an existing product, who bears responsibility — and where does competition end and copying begin?
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★An Arabic and English keyboard for iPhone. Switch languages with one swipe on the space bar, keep your clipboard one tap away, predict with local Arabic models, and let it learn your words and fixes on your device.
- Swift
- UIKit
- iOS Keyboard Extension
- Python
A class-schedule tool that began as QUStudio for Qassim University, was used by 30,000+ students, and was relaunched to serve every university in Saudi Arabia.
- Laravel
- FilamentPHP
- Angular
- Bookmarklet