We design and build iOS and Android apps for Saudi businesses — in Arabic and English, with local payments, a proper admin panel, and the store launch handled for you. From a first release to the version your customers use every day.
Loyalty, booking and content apps that people keep on their home screen.
Inspections, approvals and field-team apps that replace paper forms and WhatsApp groups.
Mobile stores with mada and Apple Pay checkout, wish lists and order tracking.
Customer, driver and dispatcher apps with live tracking on the map.
Payments, wallets and instalments built on licensed Saudi payment providers.
Several services behind one login — marketplaces, memberships and multi-branch brands.
An app built for the Kingdom from day one — not an English app translated at the end. These are part of how we build, not extras.
Layouts, fonts and numbers designed for Arabic, with a one-tap switch to English.
mada, Apple Pay and STC Pay through a Saudi payment gateway, plus Tabby or Tamara instalments.
Phone-number OTP by SMS, Sign in with Apple or Google, and Face ID or fingerprint.
Branch locators, live order tracking and Saudi national-address fields where delivery matters.
Designed around Saudi personal-data rules (PDPL), with hosting inside the Kingdom when you need it.
Orders, stock and customers synced with your ERP, CRM or POS — including systems we built.
The unglamorous parts decide whether an app earns good reviews: speed on mid-range phones, working without signal, and security you never have to think about.
We recommend one in the first call and explain why — the right choice depends on your budget, your timeline and the phone features you need.
One codebase for iOS and Android. Usually the fastest, most cost-effective route to both stores — and right for most business and e-commerce apps.
A separate app per platform. Worth it for heavy graphics, deep camera or Bluetooth work, or when every millisecond counts.
Installs from the browser with no store review. Good for internal tools, pilots and field teams on mixed devices.
Every estimate we send is fixed and itemised, so you can see where the money goes. These five things move it most.
Get a free estimateHow many screens, user roles and flows — a catalogue app and a marketplace are different projects.
The server, database and dashboard your team uses to manage orders, content and users.
Payment gateways, maps and SMS, plus links to your ERP, CRM or POS.
iOS, Android or both — and whether it is built native or cross-platform.
Custom interface and illustration in Arabic and English, or a lighter design system.
Agree the users, the must-have features and a first release you can launch.
Clickable Arabic and English prototypes, tested before any code.
Regular test builds on your own phone, so you see progress as it happens.
App Store and Google Play listings, submission and review, handled.
Crash monitoring, analytics and a maintenance plan after launch.
From Jeddah and Riyadh to Makkah, Madinah, Dammam and Khobar, we design and build iOS and Android apps for Saudi businesses — in Arabic and English, with the payments and sign-in Saudi users expect.
It depends on the number of screens and user roles, the backend and admin panel, integrations such as payments and your ERP, and whether you need iOS, Android or both. After a short call we send a fixed, itemised estimate — usually for a focused first release rather than everything at once.
It depends on scope. We plan a focused first release that you can launch and learn from, then add features in later releases. The estimate comes with a dated plan, so you know when each part lands.
Cross-platform (Flutter or React Native) gives you both stores from one codebase and suits most business apps. Native (Swift, Kotlin) is worth it for heavy graphics or deep camera and Bluetooth work. We recommend one in the first call and explain why.
Yes. We prepare the store listings in Arabic and English, handle submission and answer review questions. We recommend registering the developer accounts in your company’s name, so the app stays yours.
Yes. Orders, stock, customers and invoices can sync with your existing system through its API — and if we built your ERP or CRM, the app is designed alongside it.
Yes — through a Saudi payment gateway, plus Tabby or Tamara instalments if you sell on credit. Card details go straight to the gateway, never through your servers.
Yes. After launch we offer a maintenance plan covering iOS and Android updates, crash monitoring, security fixes and small improvements.
Businesses in Jeddah, Riyadh, Makkah, Madinah, Dammam and Khobar — and across the Kingdom — with apps in Arabic and English.
A few lines is enough: who it’s for, what it should do, and any deadline. We’ll come back with a recommended approach and a fixed, itemised estimate.
We reply within one business day.