ProCraft — Products · Brands · SystemsUAE

Digital products.Powerful brands.Smarter businesses.

We design and build digital experiences, business systems and brands that help ambitious businesses operate better, connect with customers and grow.

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02What we do

One partner for products, brands and systems.

Most businesses outgrow their setup in three places at once: the software the operation runs on, the brand that represents it, and the digital products customers actually use. We design and build all three — and build them to work together.

Street elevation of three small trades under one roof: a supplies shop, a tailor and a workshop, a pickup loading at the kerbFig. 01 — three trades, one street
01Products

Digital products people use.

Websites, web and mobile apps, e-commerce — designed around the business behind them and built to be maintained.

02Brands

Brands people recognise.

Positioning, identity and written guidelines, then the social presence that keeps the brand consistent every month.

03Systems

Systems businesses run on.

Custom ERP, CRM and point of sale — one record across sales, stock, purchasing and accounts, built and supported by us.

03Six lines — one partner

What we build, and nothing else.

We design, build and run the systems, storefronts, sites, apps and brands businesses are operated from — six lines of work, one partner, one record.

Explore our services
01System of recordCore

Software built around the way your business actually works.

Inventory, sales, purchasing, CRM, finance, reporting — connected in one custom platform. Built on what we run ourselves: StockFlow is in production, not a slide.

02System of sellingCore

Storefronts built to sell, scale and stay memorable.

Custom catalogues, checkout, payments and order management — wired to your inventory, measured end to end.

03System of presenceSurface

Websites designed around your business, not a template.

UX strategy, brand expression and a CMS your team can run — fast, findable, maintained.

04System in pocketSurface

From idea to app, built for real users.

iOS, Android and cross-platform — customer apps, field apps and the backend behind them.

05System of perceptionVoice

A brand people recognize before they read the name.

Strategy, identity, typography, colour and written guidelines — consistency wherever the brand appears.

06System of attentionVoice

A stronger brand deserves a stronger presence.

Strategy, content, creative and publishing — social as an extension of the brand, not just posting. Measured, monthly, in plain language.

Design · Build · RunOne partner across all six
04Selected register

Built, shipped, running.

01AITM website home page, sketched: the campus arcade and dome behind two students; admissions and departments in the menuPlate 01 · 16 : 9

AITM

Engineering institute — departments, admissions, results. A large site with one source of truth.

Education · Indiaaitm.edu.in
02Bin Abed website home page, sketched: a dotted map of the GCC with route lines, fleet and coverage figures along the footPlate 02 · 16 : 9

Bin Abed

GCC cross-trade freight. 450+ vehicles, eight countries, one operation presented straight.

Logistics · Dubaibinabed.com
03The Virtual Greens website home page, sketched: a golf ball on the mat in front of the simulator screenPlate 03 · 16 : 9

The Virtual Greens

Indoor golf simulator lounge — bookings and brand for a physical venue.

Leisure · Riyadhthevirtualgreens.com
04Smart Arrow website home page, sketched: a boxed t-shirt beside a folded shirt and a cotton boll, wholesale figures belowPlate 04 · 16 : 9

Smart Arrow

Menswear manufacturer and distributor, est. 1993 — catalogue and company site.

Manufacturing · Jeddahsatjed.com
05Bhatkal Community Jeddah website home page, sketched: the corniche and a mosque behind the prayer-time bar and event cardsPlate 05 · 16 : 9

BCJ

Community organisation in Jeddah — three small builds, each one run by the committee itself.

Community · JeddahThree engagements
06ProCraftERP marketing page, sketched: the headline, trial buttons and a command-centre dashboard with revenue barsPlate 06 · 16 : 9

ProCraftERP

Our own retail ERP — stock, billing and books in one place, each updating the others as you sell. Run in production.

Product · UAEIn production
07Nilofar website home page, sketched: sheer curtains lit by a window over the sea, a sofa in the cornerPlate 07 · 16 : 9

Nilofar

Made-to-measure curtains, blinds and flooring in Abu Dhabi, since 2002 — measured free, quoted in 24 hours.

Interiors · Abu DhabiCase study in preparation
08Sharma Space website home page, sketched: a living room with a low sofa, an arc lamp and a wall of windowsPlate 08 · 16 : 9

Sharma Space

Interior designers in Bangalore — residential and commercial, portfolio and cost guides.

Interiors · Bangaloresharmaspace.in
09The 88 Total website home page, drawn: the Summer Glow Sale banner over whitening lotions, soaps and creams, three product cards belowPlate 09 · 16 : 9

88 Total

Thai cosmetics sold direct in the UAE — catalogue, cart and accounts on one storefront.

Beauty · UAE88total.com
10The Al Itqan Academy website home page, drawn: the headline beside a lamplit mosque interior, a student reading at a low desk in a shaft of lightPlate 10 · 16 : 9

Al Itqan Academy

An online Quran and Arabic academy, teaching since 2021 — the range explained, the class booked.

Education · Onlinealitqanacademy.com
11The ThaiSuq website home page, drawn: the Beauty Sale banner with a stand of Thai skincare, the search and category bar above itPlate 11 · 16 : 9

ThaiSuq

A multi-brand Thai beauty marketplace for the Gulf — found by category or by brand.

Beauty · UAEthaisuq.com
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05Plan of work

Six stages. Signed at each.

  1. 01Discover
  2. 02Strategize
  3. 03Design
  4. 04Build
  5. 05Launch
  6. 06Grow
  1. Plan of work — stage 01
    01

    Discover

    We map your business, audience, goals and where the current setup breaks — people, paper and workarounds included.

    Output — the discovery mapSigned before stage 02
  2. Plan of work — stage 02
    02

    Strategize

    The right digital, creative and technical direction — what gets built, what stays manual, what it costs and how long.

    Output — the written scopeSigned before stage 03
  3. Plan of work — stage 03
    03

    Design

    The experience, identity and interface — agreed on paper before development. Changes are cheap here and expensive later.

    Output — the drawingSigned before stage 04
  4. Plan of work — stage 04
    04

    Build

    Developed to the drawing with scalable, modern technology. Changes go through the drawing, not through the chat.

    Output — the working productSigned before stage 05
  5. Plan of work — stage 05
    05

    Launch

    Tested, optimized and deployed — your data in, your team trained, running in parallel until it holds on its own.

    Output — the live productSigned before stage 06
  6. Plan of work — stage 06
    06

    Grow

    Improve, maintain and evolve. Support with a name and a number — we keep what we build.

    Output — support, with a nameOngoing
06Where the record breaks

Four industries we already run in.

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ARetail & distribution

Stock in the shop, sales in a book, accounts in a sheet.

Three versions of the truth means daily reconciliation by hand. We install one record — purchase to sale to statement — so the shop, the store and the books stop disagreeing.

Ref — StockFlow, our retail ERPIn production
See the reference
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BRestaurants

Orders shouted, kitchen guessing, cash counted twice.

Point of sale, kitchen display and day-close in one system — the order the waiter takes is the order the kitchen sees and the number the owner closes on.

Ref — RestPOS, our restaurant POSIn production
See the reference
Admissions office: a clerk at the desk, a student with documents, files on the shelf behind
CEducation

Admissions, results and notices scattered across offices.

One site, one source, maintained — so students, parents and staff read the same record instead of three noticeboards.

Ref — AITM, engineering instituteaitm.edu.in
See the reference
Freight office: a desk with a tablet and phone, the loading dock and a truck seen through the window
DLogistics

Fleet on the road, paperwork in the office, clients in the dark.

Systems that keep the record moving with the truck — so the office and the road agree on where things are, and clients hear it from you first.

Ref — Bin Abed, GCC freightbinabed.com
See the reference
07Signed by clients

Taken on the record.

Sig. 01 — logisticsDubai, UAE
The website finally matches the size of the operation. Enquiries now arrive already half-convinced.
ManagementGCC freight operator
Sig. 02 — communityJeddah, KSA
Committee members run everything themselves — that was the whole brief, and it held. We came back twice.
Organising committeeCommunity organisation
Sig. 03 — educationIndia
Results day used to be our outage day. The separate results system ended that, quietly.
AdministrationEngineering institute
Signatures on file — full references available on requestAttributed by role, not by name
08Questions

Asked often.

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Do you build custom ERP systems?

Yes. We design ERP platforms around specific business workflows, requirements and operational needs — and we run our own, StockFlow, in production.

How long does a typical project take?

Websites typically run in weeks; systems and apps are scoped in stages. Either way you sign a written scope — what gets built, what it costs and how long — before we build.

Do you provide both design and development?

Yes. ProCraft handles strategy, UX/UI design and development as one project — not a relay between vendors.

Can you build an e-commerce website from scratch?

Yes. We design and develop custom e-commerce experiences based on the business model, products and required integrations — wired to your inventory.

Do you develop mobile applications?

Yes. iOS, Android and cross-platform — for business operations and customer-facing use, with the backend behind them.

What happens after launch?

Stage 06 — Grow. We improve, maintain and evolve what we ship, with support that has a name and a number. We keep what we build.

Can we start small?

Usually the better approach. One system, one problem, one measurable outcome — then decide whether to continue.

09Start

Have an ideaworth building?

Let’s turn it into something real. Tell us what you’re building, improving or changing — we’ll help you figure out what comes next.

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Projects shipped — sites, systems and apps, live and in use.

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Countries served — India, the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

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Products of our own — StockFlow and RestPOS, run in production.