AI & Machine Learning Systems
RAG pipelines, vector search with CLIP embeddings, document understanding, computer vision, LLM orchestration. Production deployments, not notebooks.
One senior engineer, AI-accelerated: the output of a small team, shipped by the person you brief. W-Enterprises designs and delivers production AI/ML and full-stack systems from specification to production in around three weeks, including bilingual Arabic and English platforms for the Gulf. Out of that practice now come four productized tools: trademark clearance, document extraction, document automation and a private knowledge layer.
RAG pipelines, vector search with CLIP embeddings, document understanding, computer vision, LLM orchestration. Production deployments, not notebooks.
Type-safe applications on Next.js, React, Vue, Node, .NET and Go. Serverless-first deployments on Vercel, Cloudflare, Firebase. Speed without sacrificing correctness.
Multi-tenant architectures, subscription billing, identity, admin tooling, regional payment integrations. End-to-end from specification to production within compressed delivery windows.
Solution architecture, PRDs, technical specifications, requirements traceability. The formal paperwork that lets serious engagements move forward with confidence on both sides.
Bilingual Arabic and English platforms with correct right-to-left interfaces, shipped for the Saudi and Gulf market. PDPL data protection and regional payments (Geidea and Moyasar) are handled as first-class requirements, and invoicing flows are built with Saudi ZATCA e-invoicing requirements in mind.
Native AR/EN interfaces with correct right-to-left layout, bidirectional text and Arabic typography. Not a translate widget.
Data-protection-aware architectures: sensitive fields handled to Saudi PDPL expectations by design.
Invoicing and document flows built with Saudi ZATCA e-invoicing requirements in mind.
Saudi payment integration with Geidea (live hosted checkout, including Apple Pay) and Moyasar, alongside Stripe and PayPal for cross-border billing.
Full Saudi and Gulf capability → ZATCA Phase 2 integration, Wave 25 deadline 1 Feb 2027 → How correct Arabic PDFs are actually built → AI document extraction → اقرأ بالعربية ←
No account managers. No project handoffs. The person you brief is the person who writes the code, designs the architecture, and ships the system.
Every deliverable lands in production with monitoring, observability, security review and CI in place, not a demo on a developer's laptop.
Every engagement comes with formal proposals, specifications, and traceable requirements. The client always knows what they're paying for and when it will be delivered.
Out-of-scope items are named explicitly upfront. Change requests are quoted separately. No surprise invoices, no scope creep on the engineering side.
Trademark clearance screening across four independent axes - appearance, wordmark sight and sound, palette, device geometry - each with its own decision ceiling. Generated alternative marks are re-screened against every registration scored, and every published figure is pinned to a recorded run.
OCR plus LLM normalisation for invoices and forms in Arabic and English: 93.5 percent field accuracy on shipped MVP scope, a draft-approve-push review workflow, five ingestion channels including WhatsApp, nothing persisted by default.
Branded bilingual document generation: Arabic and English templates with correct right-to-left rendering, server-rendered PDFs, per-tenant theming, no field values persisted. The engine behind a live platform running 34 templates.
Questions over your own files, answered with citations. Incremental scanning into Postgres and pgvector, sensitivity classification on every chunk, private sessions for private material, cloud calls off by default. Running daily inside the practice's own operations cockpit.
The product studio, in full → Clearance Studio → Document extraction →
A clearance search tells a client their mark conflicts with an earlier registration, and stops. What the client wanted was to file.
One blended similarity score buries the case that matters: an identical wordmark on completely different artwork averages down into the clear band, and that is exactly the mark an examiner refuses.
Four scored axes, each carrying its own ceiling that can decide the outcome on its own. On a conflict it generates alternative marks, re-screens each against every registration scored, and names every change rather than redrawing. Deterministic, so a score quoted to a client reproduces later.
Finance-operations platform for the Saudi market, bilingual Arabic and English, with WhatsApp document ingestion.
Finance teams re-key invoices by hand across formats and two languages.
Google Cloud Vision plus Gemini for hybrid OCR and field normalisation. Multi-tenant and stateless: documents stream through, nothing persists to disk.
An HR consultancy in the Saudi market needed to produce compliant HR paperwork across many document types, in Arabic and English.
Manual drafting is slow and inconsistent, and hard to keep bilingual and on-brand at scale.
A multi-tenant Next.js and Firebase platform with over thirty document templates, server-rendered to PDF and streamed to the browser with no field values persisted (PDPL-aware). Live payments through Geidea hosted checkout with Apple Pay.
A Cape Town auto workshop stuck on GoDaddy's Website Builder, which cannot export its own site.
The builder locked in the content, throttled performance and gave little control over on-page SEO.
Captured the legacy site, rebuilt it on self-hosted WordPress with a hand-built theme (no page-builder bloat), AutoRepair and FAQ structured data, 301-preserved URLs, and a local-SEO and speed pass.
A homeowners' association estate near Klapmuts in the Western Cape needed a cleaner, safer and better-performing site.
The existing theme was dated and fragile, with no safe way to test changes before they reached the live site.
Re-skinned and hardened the site on a vendored theme, iterated against a local Dockerised WordPress mirror, then deployed over FTP.
Trademark clearance for registration in the Saudi IP market.
Manual clearance is slow and misses near-identical marks across visual and textual variation.
CLIP ViT embeddings for visual similarity, OCR plus a vision-language model for text, histogram and CIELAB colour, and fuzzy name matching, served from FastAPI over PostgreSQL with pgvector.
An integration layer letting cheap V720 and Yi-class cameras join standard surveillance stacks.
The cameras only speak a closed protocol through a poor first-party app, so they cannot join standard NVR systems.
Reverse-engineered the UDP protocol and built Go middleware that re-exposes the feeds as RTSP and MJPEG via FFmpeg.
A bespoke commerce platform for merchants who needed more control than hosted storefronts allow.
Off-the-shelf storefronts constrained layout and merchant onboarding.
A Vue.js front end with a visual page builder over Go services and PostgreSQL.
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W-Enterprises is led by Wayne Fourie, a senior engineer with over a decade of production experience across AI/ML systems, full-stack web applications, and embedded middleware.
Recent engagements span AI-powered document parsing platforms, trademark similarity engines using CLIP embeddings and pgvector, reverse-engineered IoT camera middleware, and multi-tenant SaaS deployments for the Saudi Arabian HR-tech market.
The practice is small by design. The trade is between scale and rigour, and we choose rigour every time.
We pin down the problem, the constraints and what success looks like. You get a senior read on scope and risk before anything is committed.
A written specification and PRD with traceable requirements. Scope is fixed and out-of-scope items are named, so both sides know exactly what ships and when.
AI-accelerated delivery on serverless architectures, with monitoring, security review and CI in place from the start. Regular check-ins, no black box.
The system lands in production with documentation and a clean handover. Code ownership and licensing are agreed in the proposal.
Production-grade work calls for production-grade tools. The stack below reflects what we've shipped, not what's been touched in a tutorial. The specialised groups come first; the rest is one click away.
W-Enterprises is a solo software consultancy that builds production AI/ML and full-stack systems end to end: RAG and LLM applications, computer vision, OCR and document AI, and multi-tenant SaaS. One senior engineer handles architecture through deployment.
Wayne Fourie is the founder and principal engineer of W-Enterprises, a senior engineer with over a decade of production experience across AI/ML, full-stack web, and embedded systems, based in Cape Town, South Africa.
By leveraging AI heavily across the build and working serverless-first, the practice delivers the output of a small team from one senior engineer, without agency overhead or handoffs. A typical platform goes from specification to production in around three weeks.
Yes. Shipped work includes bilingual Arabic and English platforms with right-to-left interfaces for the Saudi and Gulf market, with PDPL-aware data handling and live Saudi payment integration through Geidea and Moyasar. Invoicing flows are built with Saudi ZATCA e-invoicing requirements in mind.
Remote-first from Cape Town at UTC+2, which overlaps the Gulf and Europe through the working day. Active engagements span South Africa, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, Germany, and the United States.
Work begins with technical discovery and a written specification. Scope is fixed and documented, and out-of-scope items are named upfront. Code ownership and licensing are agreed in the proposal.
The practice takes on a limited number of engagements concurrently. If your project is a strong fit, you'll have a response within one working day. Briefly: what you're building, when it needs to ship, and what success looks like.