Qmakes is a small engineering team. We build AI agents that run real business operations, design and build hardware, and make animation with local AI. Our own crew of AI agents helps us move fast, and a person reviews every piece before it ships.
Systems that take messy input (an email, a form, a message, a booking) and turn it into a decision someone can trust. Hard limits in the software stop costly mistakes, and anything unclear goes to a person instead of being guessed.
Built inside an international airport-transfer company's CRM (under NDA, data blurred). It tagged and priced 50–300 bookings a day, did 52% of a 7-person team's tags in high season, escalated about 10% to a person, and made zero wrong actions over its last four months in production.
See the full case →A customer-service agent for transfer businesses. The AI talks; the CRM decides prices, payment links, bookings and driver dispatch, so a customer who tricks the AI still can't get a discount, a fake link or someone else's booking. Includes a flight-delay flow and a live staff console.
Working demo with automated tests; first live run this month.
An automation that reads incoming enquiries and scores them, then writes a short briefing so a human knows instantly whether it is worth their time. It validates every field strictly, retries the parts that can fail, and sends anything doubtful to human review rather than inventing an answer.
The screenshots show a run on sample test data (names and addresses are placeholders), not a real enquiry.
Parts designed in CAD, printed, wired up and made to run. Most of what we build starts as a problem on our own bench.
A controller for a hydroponic setup: pH, nutrient concentration and water-level sensing, relay switching for pumps and lights, and a touchscreen on the front. The enclosures are printed to fit the boards and the mains side is kept separated inside its own box.
The screen shows live readings and the min/max limits the system works to, with pages for settings and status. Built to be read at a glance from across a grow room.
A dosing pump, designed rather than bought: the pump head is printed, the rollers run in a clear housing, and the tubing passes straight through. The fluid only ever touches the tube, so the pump can dose nutrients without contaminating itself.
A desktop injection-molding machine we built, with its own controller: a printed housing holding the screen, a key switch, and start/stop buttons. The screen shows the heater zone temperatures and the machine states, so a run can be watched and stopped safely.
Cutters modelled to the exact size of the finished cookie — the outer line is the cutting edge and the inner line is the flared rim that gives the wall its thickness. Each is drawn and dimensioned before printing.
Q Studios, our animation studio in Egypt, founded in 2026. We generate video with local AI models on our own hardware (LTX 2.5, plus MiniMax H3), and have generated and reviewed thousands of clips for lighting, framing, camera movement and motion realism.
A right-to-left, Arabic-language lesson that asks the learner to do something and reacts to the answer — built as a single page that runs offline with no frameworks and no network. Two topics: customer service, and physics.
Open the demo →Coming soon: Q Studios' animation work and AI visual effects, generated with local models. Reel not online yet.
The demo is in Arabic and marked up right-to-left; it is a course prototype rather than a finished product.
Qmakes is a small team of software engineers, led by Yasser Gad (Q): computer engineering, years in IT, sales and customer support, then live operations, where he built LiveOps. We build across three lanes (AI agents and automation, CAD and hardware, and animation) with our own crew of AI agents that draft, code and check at speed.
The rule is simple: the agents produce, and a person reviews everything before it goes out. That is why the work here is small in number and specific in detail rather than a wall of logos. Everything on this page is something we actually made or are making.
English and Arabic. Based in Egypt, working with clients worldwide.
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