Abdelrahman Eita

I grew up tinkering — taking things apart to see how they worked, then building something new from the pieces. That curiosity never left. Today I live in Amsterdam, where I split my time between building apps, 3D printing odd little objects, and keeping a small garden alive against all odds.

I've spent the past decade building across the Apple ecosystem — from apps that reached #1 on the US App Store to products used by millions. Commercially, I've shipped apps at BleacherReport, Niceone, Iqraaly, NewStore, and Marktplaats (eBay), with deep experience in ecommerce. On my own time, I build things I care about: Sajda brings Quran recitations and prayer times to Apple TV, Tally turns your TV into a scoreboard for game nights, Capybara Rush is a cozy iPhone reflex game, Wi-Fi QR lets guests join your network by scanning a private on-device QR code, Tateemi helps parents track child vaccinations across supported country schedules, and Stampt turns your iPhone into a keepsake camera that frames photos through real vintage postal stamps. I also started SwiftCairo — Egypt's largest iOS developer community — and LintSchool, where I've mentored 50+ developers.

When I'm not writing code, you'll find me reading, walking the canals, or starting yet another side project I'm convinced the world needs.