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The most-ignored software category: physical trade in emerging markets

Most distribution businesses where we are run on five things at once: WhatsApp for orders, Excel for stock, a paper notebook for cash, a POS, and the export desk on its own spreadsheets. One sale ends up in five places that don't agree, and money leaks quietly in every gap.

We spent the last 2 years building Tawrida to put the whole thing on one record a rep takes an order on their phone (offline, credit-checked before it even saves), and that same record is what the warehouse ships, the books reconcile the same day, and the export desk clears all the way to a loaded container: ACID, customs, certificates, the letter of credit.

21d ago

Tawrida - Run your field, warehouse, books & export in one system

Tawrida is the trade operations platform for distributors and exporters. Field sales, multi-branch stock, cash & credit, and the full export pipeline — ACID, customs, certificates and the LC — on one shared record. Works offline, Arabic-first, web + mobile.

1yr ago

Are we overcomplicating everything with AI?

I cannot help but notice that 3/4 products launched have AI in the description. AI is amazing, but is it really always necessary? For example in my niche, Health & Fitness, most apps try to use as many data points as possible and use AI to give you the optimal workouts . That sounds good on paper, but actually I think most people would benefit more from a simple structure that is easy to follow and understand. Overcomplicating metrics such as recovery scores might do more damage than good, noceboing you into feeling like you are tired and can t hit your workout that day. In truth, most people are not professional athletes and do not need to have the most optimal workout plan (their daily tasks do not allow it anyway. Also pros rely on subjective metrics much more than we usually realise). I think sometimes simpler is better. But I want to hear from you. Do you think we are overusing AI to the detriment of our products sometimes?
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