App Rescue: How We Took Over a Real Estate App Several Vendors Left Broken
A Libyan real estate marketplace came to us for one payment integration. The audit showed it needed rescuing first. How we rebuilt it without losing data.
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A Libyan real estate marketplace several vendors left broken. We rebuilt the web platform and Flutter app without losing a listing, and added local payments.

Rashid Kadura came to us for one job: add a payment gateway to his property marketplace. Before writing that, we read the code. Several teams had worked on it before us, and it showed. The app and the website weren't properly connected to the API, the server was a single EC2 machine updated by hand, and the code was too tangled to grow. Adding payments on top would have meant paying to decorate a building with a cracked foundation, so we told him that first.
A written audit of the code the client inherited, walked through on a call. Then a NestJS backend with Prisma ORM on MySQL, a Next.js website and a new admin panel, migrated with every listing and photo intact, running in Docker on EC2 with CI/CD, Redis, BullMQ and Grafana.
With the base stable, the payment work he first asked for: Tadawul, a Libyan payment gateway, connected to the marketplace.
The client asked us to audit his mobile app too. We rebuilt it in Flutter with Firebase, push notifications, messaging, map search and in-app purchases: sellers buy yearly listing slots through Google Play or the App Store. It's live on Google Play and the App Store as بيوت ليبيا, with 10,000+ Android downloads.


Eaquirs Tech built Beyut Libya. Client: Real estate marketplace, Libya.
Rashid Kadura came to us for one job: add a payment gateway to his property marketplace. Before writing that, we read the code. Several teams had worked on it before us, and it showed. The app and the website weren't properly connected to the API, the server was a single EC2 machine updated by hand, and the code was too tangled to grow. Adding payments on top would have meant paying to decorate a building with a cracked foundation, so we told him that first.
Audit and web rebuild from October 2024 to January 2025, then local payments and the mobile app
Beyut Libya is built with NestJS, Prisma ORM, MySQL, Next.js, Flutter, Firebase, FCM, In-app purchases, Redis, BullMQ, AWS EC2, AWS S3, Docker, CI/CD, Prometheus, Grafana, i18n.
Moved from several vendors' broken code to one stable platform, without losing a listing, photo or feature. 1,200+ verified property listings in 15+ Libyan cities. Hand-updated server replaced by Docker containers, a CI/CD pipeline and Grafana monitoring. Local payments through Tadawul, Libya's own gateway. Yearly listing-slot plans sold in the app through Google Play and App Store billing. Flutter app on Google Play and the App Store, with 10,000+ Android downloads.
Yes. It is live at https://www.beyutlibya.com/en.
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Eaquirs built our whole platform: the website, the admin panel, the servers and the DevOps behind it. We were so happy with how it turned out that we came back to them for our mobile app, and today بيوت ليبيا is live on Google Play and the App Store. They understood Arabic and our market, they moved fast, and they were easy to work with from the first call.
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