About

We map how places feel.

You can usually find out whether a building has a lift or a ramp. You cannot find out whether the waiting room echoes, whether the lights hum, or whether four on a Tuesday is calmer than noon on a Friday. For a lot of people, that missing information is what decides whether the appointment happens at all.

Jome exists to close that gap. We bring together environmental signals and reports from people who have actually been there, so you know what a place is likely to be like before you walk in. We started in Eindhoven, with the places nobody gets to skip: hospitals, clinics, and public offices.

Access got better where it got measured. Sensory conditions have never been measured, so this is where we start.

The people behind it

Ali Habib

Founder

Born in Egypt, now in the Netherlands, he trained as a biomedical engineer and has spent his career developing, leading, and designing medical software. He believes that small acts of kindness leave a lasting impact, and that is why he built Jome and Sa'i, for a kinder world and a longer lasting impact.

Mostafa Sohdy

Co-founder

A builder who cares about craft. Born in Egypt, raised in the UAE, and trained as an aerospace engineer in Canada, he ended up in software almost by accident and has spent ten years since learning how teams and products actually work. He still loves the build itself, the code, the systems, the little details that make something feel right. But across government platforms, startups, and social impact products, the lesson that stuck was that the tech is only half of it. The other half is the people, the ones building it, and the ones it is actually for.

Want to work with us, or tell us about a place? welcome@jome.app