Arabic as the first language, not the second
Right to left layout, Arabic content, Hijri and Gregorian dates together, Arabic numerals where your users expect them. English alongside it for whoever needs English, with both kept equally current.
Arabic first systems built properly, with the working week, the calendar and the layout matching how your business actually runs.
Saudi businesses are being asked to digitise faster than most of them have the internal capacity for. The demand is real, the budgets exist, and the shortage is of teams who will build the thing properly in Arabic rather than shipping an English system with the words replaced.
That difference matters more than it sounds. An Arabic interface is not a translation job. The layout reverses, the numerals and the calendar behave differently, names and addresses follow a different shape, and reports read from the other side. Built in from the start it is ordinary work. Added at the end it is a rebuild.
Right to left layout, Arabic content, Hijri and Gregorian dates together, Arabic numerals where your users expect them. English alongside it for whoever needs English, with both kept equally current.
Sunday to Thursday is your week and Monday to Friday is ours. We cover the Sunday, so your week does not start with a day of silence waiting for us to wake up.
Where your sector requires data to stay inside the Kingdom, we design for that from the beginning. Your advisers decide the requirement, we build to it, and we document which service touches what.
Riyadh is two and a half hours behind us. Shared working days, calls at normal hours for both sides, and nothing sitting unanswered overnight.
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We work with businesses in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Khobar and across the Kingdom.
We cover Sunday to Thursday alongside our own Monday to Friday, which means an overlap on every one of your working days. Calls sit inside normal hours for both of us.
A written update on the same day each week, a board you can open at any time, and engineers rather than account managers on the call. Where a document or an interface needs reviewing in Arabic, we work with your team or with a translator so the wording is right rather than merely grammatical.
Nobody should hand a large project to a team they have never worked with on the strength of a proposal document.
Not about technology. What the job is, who does it today, how long it takes and what it costs when it goes wrong.
What is included, what is not, what it costs and when it finishes. In writing before anything starts.
Four to eight weeks of real work you can use, not a prototype. You see the code, the pace and how we behave when something goes wrong.
With working software in front of you instead of a slide deck. If we are not the right team, you found out cheaply and you keep what was built.
Yes, right to left interfaces with Arabic content as the primary language. For the wording itself we work with your team or a professional translator, because software that is technically correct and reads awkwardly is still a problem.
Yes, Hijri and Gregorian together, with reports and documents printing in whichever your users and your regulators expect.
Inside the Kingdom if that is what your sector requires, and we design for it from the start rather than moving it later. Your legal advisers set the requirement. We build to it and document it.
No. We contract from India. If your procurement process requires a local entity, tell us at the start and we will give you a straight answer about whether it can work, rather than finding out at signature.
We staff for it. Your Sunday is covered and your Thursday is covered. The only genuinely quiet day is our Sunday, which is your weekend too.
You should. One defined piece of work with a fixed price and a real finish line. It tells you more about a team than any proposal does.
Describe the process that is costing you the most time. We will tell you what we would build, roughly what it would cost and whether it is worth doing at all. If it is not, we will say so.
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