Jordan EN / AR Founder of Onneta

I think in ideas, not code.

I'm Majdi Al Qudah. I say the idea in Arabic — and watch it become a real website.

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01 The Spark
"Why isn't Replit in Arabic?"
Amjad Masad was asked this on the Fonjan podcast — he laughed, paused… and no answer came.
▶ Watch the moment — Fonjan

Out of that silence, my idea was born: I would answer it myself.

02 The Name

The name is the idea.

on net
→
أونيتا

On the net — straight onto the internet, with no technical middleman between you and your project.

Simpleno settings screens
Easyno template maze
Understands youin the language you think in
Zero tech constraintsever
03 The Craft

This is how vibe coding builds.

One loop, repeated — and not a single line of code written by you at any point.

✍️
Say it
"A site for my bakery — menu and delivery"
⚡
It gets built
Onneta writes the code and handles everything after
👁️
See it
Preview first — nothing reaches people before you
🚀
Ship it
One button, and it's real on its own domain
"Add a call button at the top" — done. And the loop turns again
onneta.com/studio
Majdi — exampleA site for my bakery, with the menu and delivery ordering
OnnetaDone: a home page, the menu, and delivery ordering. Review it, publish when ready.
Majdi — exampleAdd a call button at the top
Onneta
04 How I Think

Three rules behind everything I build.

1
People first
I start from a person holding an idea — never from a screen or a technology.
2
Language is the beginning
Whoever thinks in Arabic deserves to build in Arabic — from the first letter.
3
Ship, then refine
Build fast, look at it, reshape it every day — the way life itself works.
05 The Vow

Born in Arabic, from the first letter.

No answer ever came on that episode. Mine: products built here aren't translated into Arabic — وُلدت بها.
06 The Beginning

What will you build today?

Write your idea, and see what happens.