From Tunis. To the world.

I grew up in Tunis, in a family that took commerce seriously — the kind of household where a good deal was as respected as a good education. That's where the taste for building started.

I trained as a software engineer, and code is still the thread through everything: the booking flows, the marketplaces, the game builds, the trading tools. In 2019 I went full-time remote with a Japanese company — working another continent's calendar from a Tunis desk, with the ventures still running alongside it. That year settled the thesis: the work travels, and some of the best opportunities live at the seam between economies — Tunisian craftsmanship and world markets, family-run heritage and modern digital operations, a fixed team at home and a founder who can be anywhere.

Today I run nine ventures, ship software, invest in a small handful of other companies, and share what I learn along the way. What comes next is a longer road: Asia to scout the next business, a Nissan Patrol Y60 built for the desert, and a crossing south from Tunis into Africa. This site is the front door; the journal is the log.

Away from the desk: I DJ. House music is the soundtrack to most of my life — long sets, deep grooves, and the occasional 3am studio session. When I'm not behind the decks, I'm gaming.