Software and app development for Saudi Arabia, Arabic first, on a fixed price.
We build Arabic-first apps, online stores, business software and AI automation for Saudi companies and the agencies that serve them. You get right-to-left interfaces built properly, mada and Apple Pay at checkout, a fixed quote in Saudi riyals before work starts, and the source code once it is paid for.
You came here because your customers expect more online.
Saudi companies usually reach us from one of these four situations. If yours is here, you are in the right place.
Your app was built in English and translated later.
Layouts break, numbers and dates look wrong, and Arabic users notice straight away. We rebuild it Arabic first, with English as the second language, not the other way round.
Your invoicing has to connect to FATOORA.
Your ERP or billing system was never built to talk to ZATCA. We build the integration so invoices are produced, sent and stored the way the platform expects.
Your store has outgrown Salla or Zid.
The platform got you started, and now you need custom flows, integrations or a marketplace model. We build what comes next, with mada, Apple Pay, Tabby and Tamara at checkout.
Your agency sold a build it cannot staff.
A client in Riyadh or Jeddah wants an app or a portal, and your team is strong on brand and content. We build it behind the scenes, under your name.
What Saudi companies need built now.
Vision 2030 is moving more of daily life and business online. These are the builds that follow, all from one team.
Build your own product, or deliver your clients' builds.
Companies hire us to build a project end to end. Agencies hire us as the engineering team behind their brand.
Get it built Arabic first.
You bring the goal. We scope it, quote it in riyals and build it, then stay on for support if you want us to.
Hire us as your engineering team.
Agencies and consultancies serving Saudi clients can use us to deliver the apps, portals and stores their clients ask for. Your brand, your client, your invoice.
Founding a product with a company registered in Saudi Arabia and a real market to sell into? We co-found three products a year and carry 50 to 70 percent of the build cost in exchange for equity. See the Co-Founder Program
The practical part: hours, riyals, contracts and data.
Calls in Arabia Standard Time.
Weekly demos are booked in your hours, inside a Sunday to Thursday week, and moved to fit shorter hours during Ramadan. Between calls, progress sits on a shared board, and questions get a written answer within one business day.
Quoted and invoiced in Saudi riyals.
A starting payment reserves the team, then each payment follows a stage you have seen working, with the last at launch. We accept bank transfer and major cards.
Your code, your IP.
A statement of work sets scope, price and schedule. Once you have paid in full, you own the code, designs and content we made for you. We sign your NDA before you share anything sensitive.
Built for the PDPL from day one.
Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law is enforced by SDAIA, the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority. We design consent, retention and transfers around it, plan hosting in the region you choose, and offer a DPA before work starts.
How a project runs, and what you receive at each stage.
Senior engineers who start with Arabic.
Tell us what you want to build in Arabic and English.
Tell us the goal and the deadline. If it is a fit, you get a written scope and a fixed quote in Saudi riyals.
The people who would build it read it, not a sales team. If it is a fit, you get a written proposal with a timeline and a fixed price.
A link to your current site or product, the result you want in a year, a rough budget, and anything a previous developer left behind.
Book a free thirty-minute call at a time that suits you. No obligation, no pressure.
Book a free consultationFrequently asked questions.
Do you work with businesses in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. We take on projects for companies across the Kingdom, from Riyadh and Jeddah to Dammam, working fully remote as we do for clients on six continents. Calls are booked in Arabia Standard Time inside your Sunday to Thursday week, and quotes and invoices are in Saudi riyals.
How much does an app cost, and how long does it take?
Every project gets a fixed quote in Saudi riyals after a short discovery, so you know the full price before you commit. As a guide, apps and SaaS MVPs take 10 to 20 weeks, online stores 6 to 12 weeks, websites 4 to 8 weeks and AI automation pilots 3 to 6 weeks.
Can you integrate our system with ZATCA's FATOORA platform?
Yes. We build integrations between your ERP, billing or point-of-sale system and FATOORA, so e-invoices are produced and submitted in the format ZATCA requires. Tell us which system you run and which integration wave applies to you, and we will scope the work and quote it in riyals.
How do you handle the Saudi PDPL?
We design for it from the first week. The Personal Data Protection Law is enforced by SDAIA, and we build consent, access controls, encryption, audit logs and documented retention into every project. A Data Processing Addendum is available before work starts, and we plan hosting in the region you choose.
Who owns the app once it is built?
You do. Once the project is paid in full, you own the source code, designs and content we made for you, including the Arabic and English versions. We keep only the general tools and libraries we had before, and we sign your NDA before you share anything sensitive.
Can my agency white-label your work for Saudi clients?
Yes. Agencies and consultancies can hire us as their engineering team for Arabic-first apps, portals, stores and AI. We work under your brand, sign NDA and non-solicitation agreements first, and never contact your client unless you ask in writing. Each project gets a fixed partner price, and you can start with one.
Can Saudi founders join the Co-Founder Program?
Yes, if your company is registered in Saudi Arabia and you bring a real idea, a marketing budget and 30 to 50 percent of the build cost. We bring the engineering team and carry 50 to 70 percent for 10 to 15 percent equity. The terms are in the published term sheet.