01Who we are
101 is a small, senior product team. We take unclear problems, turn them into working software, and stay on until it holds up in production.
Est. 2019 · Baghdad, Iraq
Scroll02About
We named the studio after the introductory course number. Not because the work is basic, but because most software fails on the basics: unclear scope, slow pages, no tests, a handover nobody can read.
So that is where we are strict. Small teams, short feedback loops, code your own engineers can pick up. No layers of account managers between you and the people writing the code.
The person in the kickoff call is the person writing the code. No bait-and-switch staffing.
You see a running build every week from week one. Progress is something you click, not a status report.
Your repos, your cloud accounts, your data. Documented handover on day one, not at the end.
03Services
Four practices, one team. Most engagements use two or three of them together.
01
Marketing sites, dashboards, portals and SaaS products built on Nuxt, Next and Laravel. Server-rendered, fast on a mid-range Android over 3G, and indexable.
02
Cross-platform apps that feel native: offline-first data, push, deep links, and a release pipeline your team can run without us.
03
Research, flows, prototypes and a real design system — components that exist in code, not only in Figma. Arabic-first RTL layouts included, never bolted on.
04
CI/CD, infrastructure as code, observability, and the unglamorous plumbing between your ERP, payment gateway and everything else.
04Process
No mystery phases. Four steps, fixed rhythm, visible output at every one.
1–2 weeks
We map the problem, the users and the constraints, then write down what success means in numbers. You get a scope, a plan and a price — and you can walk away with them.
2–4 weeks
Flows and screens, reviewed with you weekly. We prototype the risky parts first so disagreements happen in Figma, not in code.
6–16 weeks
Two-week sprints, a deployed build at the end of each. Automated tests and code review are part of the work, not an extra line item.
Ongoing
Monitoring, performance budgets, and a documented handover. Stay on a support retainer or take the keys and run it yourself.
05Selected work
A sample. Full case studies available under NDA on request.
Bakeet
Developed a scalable multi-vendor shopping platform that hosts a diverse ecosystem of independent stores and brands. The application features extensive categorical filtering, multi-store management, and a unified shopping experience spanning multiple categories, backed by a powerful custom admin CMS to seamlessly oversee merchants, vendors, and platform-wide operations.
Dar Al-Aarji
Engineered a comprehensive e-commerce platform for a premier Iraqi bookstore specializing in academic literature, online courses, and educational supplies. Built with a robust, feature-rich admin panel and CMS, empowering administrators to dynamically manage storefront aesthetics, inventory, and seasonal marketing campaigns with ease.
Akido
Built an advanced, localized ERP solution based on Odoo tailored specifically for the Iraqi market as an official Odoo partner. Akido bridges global enterprise standards with regional requirements, integrating rich customizations, specialized financial and operational enhancements, and streamlined workflows to empower Iraqi businesses at scale.
Kazaz Store
Developed a high-performance online storefront specialized in curated eyewear and fashion accessories. The platform features an intuitive product catalog with advanced category filtering, dynamic shopping cart management, and localized pricing, delivering a sleek, frictionless shopping experience tailored for modern users.
iPray
Designed and developed a culturally rich, bilingual (Arabic/English) spiritual companion app honoring the Syriac heritage of Iraqi churches. The platform features native right-to-left support, daily scripture, and specialized liturgical calendars—including Chaldean and Assyrian cycles from the Fast of Nineveh to feast days—bridging tradition with modern web architecture.
06Contact
A short description is enough to start. We reply within one business day, and the first call is a conversation, not a pitch.