Work
No quotes from clients, no client names, no invented numbers. Every tile below links to a live, running system with fictional demo data, not a mockup. Case summaries describe the problem and the result; no employer or client is named.
A single-business booking app was turned into a multi-tenant platform: each business gets its own workspace, with online booking, client records, packages and a staff area, in Hebrew and English. Delivered in two staged releases, each checked against a written acceptance checklist (17 points, then 36 points including a full regression) before going live.
A business tracking supplier invoices by hand was moved onto infrastructure GranitCorp controls: a supplier register, a document review queue, an item catalogue and an analytics page with date, supplier and status filters, in Hebrew and English. The production system runs its own nightly backup, pulled off the machine.
The build, review and ship system behind GranitCorp's own delivery: a job board, human approval gates before risky steps, independent review before a merge, and an automatic rollback if a post-deploy check fails. Shown with fixture data, not the real system.
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