Suttor
My graduation project: an Arabic platform for readers and writers, built with Next.js.
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- Next.js
- AI assistant
- Theming
suttor.vercel.app

The product
Suttor (سطور, “lines”) is an Arabic platform for readers. Readers build a personal library, keep a reading list, log their daily progress and write notes on what they read. Writers can join as authors after passing a verification quiz on their own book, and readers can browse books, authors and articles, or ask Suttor AI for suggestions.
What's in it
- Books collectionBrowse and search books with filters by category and by author, open book PDFs, and upload new books.
- Reading libraryAdd books to a reading list, track progress day by day, and write notes and thoughts.
- Suttor AIA chat assistant inside the platform that answers questions and suggests books from the library.
- Author verificationWriters who join take a timed, 10-question quiz about their own book; passing earns a verified-author badge.
- Management dashboardStatistics, users, writers, books, categories, articles and notifications.
- Authors directoryBrowse authors, search by name, and view registered and unregistered authors separately.
- ArticlesThe latest articles, with filters by category and by author.
- Light and dark themesA light/dark theme switch across the whole platform.
Screens
suttor.vercel.app

suttor.vercel.app

suttor.vercel.app

suttor.vercel.app

Outcome
Completed as my graduation project at the University of Aleppo (2026). Live at suttor.vercel.app.