A selection of websites and platforms designed and built by GritWrx — storefronts, SaaS products, and multi-portal systems. Nine builds shipped, more in the pipeline.
B2B culinary consultancy.
A B2B culinary consultancy running chef services, events, and an academy — needed a professional online presence to reach corporate clients.
Needed a professional platform to attract corporate clients.
Custom CMS, blog, chef profiles, and academy portal.
A clean, credible platform that reflects the brand properly.
Shopify store for a handcrafted frescobol brand.
Sand Theory brings Rio’s beach-bat culture to a modern audience — premium, handcrafted frescobol sets sold direct to customers online.
A brand-new label with no storefront — it needed a home that could take orders and feel premium from day one.
A full Shopify storefront — brand-led design, product and variant catalogue, cart, checkout, and payments, configured end-to-end.
A live e-commerce store taking orders, ready to grow as the catalogue expands.
Marketing platform for a restaurant POS company.
Amrk is an all-in-one restaurant management and POS platform used by F&B brands across Saudi Arabia. Its public site is the main route to a booked demo.
An enterprise product needed a site to match — bilingual, quick, and findable in both English and Arabic search.
Full frontend build with structured mega-menus, modular product pages, and dynamic pricing tiers. Native English/Arabic localisation with RTL, alternate tags, and clean bilingual routing. JSON-LD schema (SoftwareApplication, BreadcrumbList, Organization), canonical rules, and automated sitemaps across both languages.
Monthly Google impressions went from 2,000 to over 20,000 in the first 60 days, on 90+ PageSpeed scores across mobile and desktop.
Four-portal learning platform for online Quran and Arabic tuition.
Norul-Amal Academy teaches Quran and Arabic online to families spread across timezones. One platform had to serve marketing, parents, students, and teachers.
Three audiences with almost nothing in common — parents managing billing for several children, young students who need a screen with nothing to distract them, and teachers tracking rosters and pay. A single shared dashboard would have failed all three.
Four role-specific environments on one system. A public site with SEO-structured course pages and demo booking. A parent portal with multi-child profiles, recurring billing, invoicing, and progress tracking. A student portal with local-timezone scheduling and class countdowns. A teacher portal with rosters, embedded video onboarding, earnings, and quality analytics. Shipped as an installable PWA.
Cash positive from month one, and handling 200+ booked classes a month across international timezones.
Analytics platform for multi-branch restaurant groups.
Amrk Insights turns raw POS transaction streams into operational reporting for F&B groups running several branches at once.
Reporting ran against the same database taking live POS writes. Cross-branch queries over hundreds of thousands of receipts were slow enough that operators stopped opening them.
A normalisation pipeline moving semi-structured POS events into an analytical PostgreSQL schema, separated from transactional ingest, with indexing and materialised query layers underneath. On top of it: a menu-engineering matrix sorting items by volume and margin, revenue broken down across in-store, cash, and delivery aggregators, and a configurable export engine.
Multi-branch historical aggregation dropped from seconds to under 100ms. In use by enterprise F&B brands.
Ordering app and back office for a multi-brand restaurant group.
Khayrat runs several restaurant brands in Saudi Arabia. Customers order through a branded app; head office runs every brand from one back office.
Each brand has to look like itself to its own customers, while one team manages menus, branches, loyalty, and promotions across all of them.
Customer app covering branch and pickup selection, menu browsing, item modifiers, cart, VAT-aware checkout, wallet, vouchers, and tiered loyalty. Admin side: a per-brand home page builder, product and branch management, loyalty rules, collaborator permissions, and a cross-branch performance dashboard.
One back office running multiple brands, with each storefront keeping its own identity.
Instant-loading digital menu and ordering PWA.
A digital menu a restaurant launches from its Amrk POS in seconds. Customers open it from a QR code — there is nothing to install.
Menus with 100+ items had to open and scroll smoothly on a phone, over restaurant wifi, with no app install to hide the load behind.
Rebuilt the frontend from the legacy version — virtualised list rendering, lazy loading, asset compression, and cache management. Full ordering flow with item modifiers, live pricing and VAT, OTP, Google and Apple sign-in tied to loyalty, coupons, and payment handoff. Bilingual Arabic/English with RTL throughout.
Sub-second loads on 100+ item menus, with no scroll jank and no layout shift.
AI-powered community platform.
A self-initiated product exploring AI-powered community building — a testbed for new models of online connection.
Self-initiated product exploring new models for online communities.
Full-stack build on Next.js and Supabase with AI matchmaking.
Currently in development.
The studio’s own site.
GritWrx’s own studio site — a self-built proof of what we deliver. Clean, fast, secure, and tuned end-to-end from brand to schema.
Show the level of work we deliver, on our own brand first. No agency BS, no template — built the same way we build for clients.
Custom Next.js build with the full AEO stack: per-page schemas, Speakable specifications, SiteNavigationElement, a curated reference library, llms.txt for AI crawlers, hardened security headers, and GSC verification.
Passes Google’s rich-results test, deployed in seven days. A live demo of the standard we hold to.
These are live sites — not ours. They’re the work we reference when we design yours. Every sector has its own visual language, and great design starts with knowing the benchmark. Pick what resonates. We’ll tell you honestly what’s possible in your budget.
Sparse layout with full-bleed imagery and a serif headline that does all the talking. Reservations are the single clear action, everything else fades back. Proves that luxury dining doesn’t need animation — it needs confidence in empty space.
Cairo’s #1 restaurant and now #1 in MENA 2026 — a redefined Egyptian dining experience at the foot of the Pyramids. Calm stone palette, cinematic imagery of the view, and a reservation flow that treats the setting as the hero.
Editorial-feeling product pages that treat beans like wine. Clean whitespace, great photography, and a subscription mechanic built into the flow without feeling pushy. The template for a specialty coffee brand that wants to grow beyond its neighborhood.
Oversized type, sun-bleached product imagery, and a site that feels like a fashion magazine more than a store. Proves that a mid-sized brand can out-design houses ten times its size with a strong point of view.
The gold standard for beauty brand storytelling. Muted palette, serif typography, long-form product copy that reads like a novel excerpt. Proves that a skincare site can feel like a bookstore and sell more for it.
Full-bleed video, deliberate scroll pacing, a booking mechanism that feels concierge rather than transactional. The benchmark for how to make a hotel website feel like arriving at the property.
Saudi Arabia’s tourism platform for AlUla — seamless Arabic/English bilingual experience, cinematic desert photography, integrated ticketing and booking. Proof that regional destinations can build at the level of Aman or Airbnb.
A masterclass in map-and-list search UX — filters that actually work, property cards that prioritize the photo, and a navigation built for browsing not brochure-reading. The reference for any listings-heavy real estate site.
A project-led site where the work does all the speaking — vast imagery, sharp grid, minimal chrome around the content. Reference for any firm whose portfolio needs to be the hero.
Activewear brand that reads as a lifestyle hub — classes, content, community, shop. Good example of how fitness brands now sell an identity, not a product.
Shows how a traditional law firm can feel human and expert at the same time — soft color, rounded edges, video-led thought leadership. Benchmark for professional services wanting to shed the stiffness cliché.
Proves healthcare doesn’t have to feel cold. Warm palette, friendly illustration, and a navigation that sends patients vs. employers vs. providers down the right path immediately.
Cinematic homepage video, instructor-as-hero framing, and a pricing flow that feels aspirational rather than transactional. The reference for premium course platforms and private academies.
The most-referenced SaaS site in the industry. Dark mode done right, product animations that prove the speed claim rather than telling you about it, typography calibrated to the pixel. The reference for any developer-facing tool.
A browser-based 3D world you drive a car through to explore his work. Not a template to copy for most clients — but the best proof that "portfolio" can mean anything. Reference for creative directors and agencies who want a conversation-starter.
The most-imitated nonprofit site in the world. Every scroll builds emotional momentum toward the single action (donate), and the transparency of where money goes removes the biggest donor objection. Mandatory reference for any cause-led site.
Clean product-led homepage, material traceability built into every product page, and a checkout with as few fields as legally possible. Reference for any retail brand with a sustainability or provenance story.
Egyptian multi-brand marketplace bringing 200+ local designers onto a seamless platform — proves that a MENA e-commerce site can meet the polish of Net-a-Porter or Farfetch while staying rooted in regional identity.