Tools I'm building because I need them
Midnight Labs is consulting first. But between client work - usually after dark - I build small products to solve my own problems. Here's what's on the bench. No launch dates, no waitlists, no hype.
Midnight Ledger
liveBookkeeping for UAE small businesses with a real double-entry ledger underneath. Snap a receipt and AI posts it for you, invoices come out FTA-compliant, and VAT returns and corporate tax estimates fall straight out of the books - no spreadsheet archaeology.
- AI receipt extraction
- FTA-compliant tax invoices
- VAT & corporate tax reports
Midnight Dev Analytics
exploringTurns a team's commits, pull requests, reviews, comments, and activity into one honest overview - momentum and code quality at a glance, without becoming a surveillance tool.
- Commit & PR insight
- Review & comment signal
- Code-quality trends
Midnight AI Support
conceptA support agent that gets sharper with every ticket it handles - learning from each resolution so the answers it gives tomorrow are better than the ones it gave today.
- Learns from every ticket
- Improves as it solves
- Human handoff when needed
why build products at all?
The best work I've done has always been the same shape: a small problem, the freedom to ship, and the patience to build something useful before the slide deck dries.
My products start as tools I reach for during client work. If one turns out to be genuinely useful, I'll keep going. If it doesn't, it stays a happy little experiment. Either way, the consulting stays sharp.