r/Moroccopreneur

Octri.dev is live on ProductHunt today after 3 years of building it!

After around 3 years of working with my siblings on this, we've finally launched Octri.dev which aims to simplify the entire API experience workflow for developers by allowing them to:

- Create beautiful docs with advanced features built-in such as: Ask the Docs with AI, Generate documentation drafts using AI, and Freely customize them to make them truly unique
- Monitor your backend (fully GDPR compliant) and see how it performs in the real world by collecting events and also tracking uptime (with announcements and hourly status updates) as well
- Generate SDKs in 10 languages, but this isn't the same as the other bazillion SDK Generators out there, we provide the user with countless customization options so even the SDK's source code fits their own codebase seamlessly without looking machine-generated at all. Oh, and you can even enable the monitoring feature mentioned above so it's automatically included in your generated SDK to track failures that happen out there in the real world and track how many users are actually using a certain SDK method and if it would be safe to deprecate it.
- Generate MCPs for your SDKs and API documentation in one click

If Octri's idea interests you, I'd really appreciate if you can support our launch on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/octri?utm\_source=other&utm\_medium=social

reddit.com
u/Cool-Click1253 — 11 days ago

Public sector employee in Morocco,can I legally own a business with a gérant?

I’m a newly recruited software engineer in the Moroccan public sector and I’m trying to understand what I can legally do on the side. Is it possible for me to start a business/company while having a gérant handle the day-to-day management, or does being a public employee prevent me from owning a business altogether? If it’s not allowed, are there any legal alternatives/workarounds? I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experience with this in Morocco.
Ty

reddit.com
u/Sad_Wheel_6108 — 11 days ago

Starting a clothing brand in Morocco — ⛔Need advice on sourcing and production

Hey everyone,

I'm currently working on starting a small clothing brand in Morocco, mainly focused on hoodies and T-shirts. I'm still at the early stage and I'm trying to learn as much as possible before spending money or committing to production.

My main goal is to create high-quality, premium-feeling garments with a good fit, heavyweight fabric, quality stitching, and good finishing. I don't want to simply take a basic hoodie and put a logo on it.

I'm trying to figure out a few things:

  • Where can I find good-quality heavyweight hoodie/T-shirt fabrics in Morocco?
  • Are there specific fabric suppliers, manufacturers, or workshops that you would recommend?
  • For someone starting small, is it better to buy high-quality blank garments and customize them, or have the garments made from scratch?
  • What should I look for when choosing fabric? GSM, composition, weight, shrinkage, stitching, etc.
  • What are the best options for printing, embroidery, labels, and other finishing if I want a premium result?
  • Are there Moroccan manufacturers/workshops that are willing to work with small quantities and samples?
  • If you've started a clothing brand yourself, what mistakes would you recommend a beginner avoid?
  • should i buy followers fl badya or just focus on ads ?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who have experience with clothing manufacturing, textile sourcing, streetwear, or the Moroccan fashion industry.

I'd really appreciate any practical advice, supplier recommendations, or personal experiences. Even if you started with very little and had to figure everything out yourself, I'd love to hear how you approached it.

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share their experience 🙏

reddit.com
u/Its_Khalil1 — 11 days ago

Any good laptop commerce in Morocco?

Hello everyone, I'm looking for one of these laptops here but couldn't find them. Idk if any of you do sell them or know good sellers but I would really appreciate it if you have suggestions. Thank you

u/Far-Researcher-5613 — 11 days ago
▲ 22 r/Moroccopreneur+1 crossposts

Starting a small e-commerce business in Morocco – looking for advice

Title:
Starting a small e-commerce business in Morocco – looking for honest advice

Body:

Hey everyone!

I’m starting a small e-commerce business in Morocco with a friend, and I’d really appreciate some honest advice from people who have experience with entrepreneurship or e-commerce here.

We’re planning to sell bar stools and small furniture, mainly through Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, with delivery across Morocco.

I’ve attached a few pictures of the product so you can get an idea of what we’re planning to sell.

We’re currently working on product content, pricing, delivery, customer acquisition and Meta Ads. Since this is our first business, I’d really like to hear from people who have already gone through the process.

A few things I’d particularly like your opinion on:

  • Do you think this type of product has potential in the Moroccan market?
  • What’s the best way to get our first customers without spending too much on advertising?
  • Are Meta Ads still effective in Morocco for this type of product?
  • Would you recommend showing the price directly on social media posts or asking customers to contact us?
  • What should we be careful about with cash on delivery, returns and delivery issues?
  • What is one mistake you made when starting your business that you would recommend beginners avoid?

I’m also interested in feedback on the product itself, the presentation, pricing and how we could position it in the Moroccan market.

If you’d like to see more of the products and how we’re presenting them, here’s our Instagram page:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taboya_co/

Any honest advice, criticism or personal experience would be really appreciated.

Thanks in advance! 🙏

u/ImaginaryAd2349 — 14 days ago