
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Custom software, websites, mobile apps and AI automation for businesses across the UAE - built by a team you can actually sit down with. Same timezone, same working week, Arabic and English, and you own every line at the end.
Client success
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Built for this market
A product built for a US or European market rarely drops into the UAE unchanged. These are the things that decide whether it works on day one or turns into six months of retrofitting.
Bilingual products where Arabic is a first-class layout, not a translated afterthought - right-to-left flow, mirrored navigation, correct numerals and typography that does not break at the first long word.
Checkout that works for buyers here. We integrate the gateways this market actually uses rather than assuming a US-first stack, including the local acquirers and the card schemes they front.
Finance systems your accountant and the FTA both accept - 5% VAT handled at the line level, and invoice data your Accredited Service Provider can send as a PINT AE e-invoice without rework.
Architecture that answers the data question before procurement asks it: where records live, who can reach them, how consent and deletion are handled, and what changes inside a DIFC or ADGM entity.
In this region customers message before they email. We build WhatsApp Business API into the product itself - notifications, order updates, support handoff - instead of bolting on a chat widget nobody uses.
Sign-up flows built for how identity works here, so verification does not become the step where half your users drop out.
Businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more go live on 1 January 2027 and must appoint an Accredited Service Provider by 30 October 2026; businesses below that go live on 1 July 2027. We connect ERP, accounting and bespoke systems to your provider and validate PINT AE data before it is submitted.
Tell us what you are trying to build and who it is for. We will tell you which of these matter for you, which do not, and roughly what each one adds - before you commit to anything.
Our services
Most projects touch more than one of these. Because it is one team rather than a chain of subcontractors, the parts fit together instead of meeting at an integration you have to manage.
An older ERP, an Access database or a desktop system only one person understands does not have to be replaced in one risky cutover. We rebuild it one module at a time while operations keep running - often the practical route for finance systems that cannot produce PINT AE invoices on their own.
Who we work with
We are not the right fit for everyone. These are the situations where a custom build genuinely beats buying something off the shelf.
Freight, customs and warehousing operations where the workflow is specific enough that generic software forces expensive workarounds.
Firms whose margin lives in operations - matter management, billing, client portals - and who have outgrown spreadsheets and per-seat SaaS.
Bilingual storefronts with regional payment and delivery, and the inventory and fulfilment systems behind them.
Clinical and patient-facing software for DHA- and DoH-licensed facilities, built to connect to NABIDH or Malaffi and to keep patient data inside the UAE.
Teams that need a real product rather than a prototype, built to be handed to an in-house team once it exists.
Companies with a real business and no real website, where the site has to represent the company rather than a template.
Proof of work
Booking platforms, 3D e-commerce, AI applications, accounting systems and warehouse software - with the problem each one set out to solve and how long it took.
Check our workWeb & mobile
Customer-facing products built to convert
Operations
Internal platforms replacing spreadsheets
AI systems
Automation wired into real workflows
Embedded
Firmware and connected devices in the field
Why a local team
Most software projects do not fail on the code. They fail on the gap between what was asked for and what was understood - and that gap widens with every timezone, every layer of account management and every week between reviews.
We are based in Dubai. A kickoff workshop, a mid-project review or a walkthrough with your operations team happens in a room, not across a nine-hour time difference and a recorded call nobody watches.
We work Gulf hours on a Monday-to-Friday week, so a question asked at 10am is answered at 10am - not overnight. That alone removes the single biggest source of delay in offshore projects.
You get a scoped, fixed-price proposal before anything is built. No hourly billing that quietly outruns the budget, and no change-request theatre over things that were obviously in scope.
Source code, design files and documentation transfer to you outright. No per-seat licences, no platform fee, no vendor lock-in - you can hand the repository to another team tomorrow if you want to.
The person who scopes your project is the person who builds it. Nothing gets lost in translation between a salesperson who promised something and a developer who inherits it.
A UAE-based team, working with clients across the Emirates and internationally.
Projects run, documented and delivered in the language your team works in.
Code, designs and documentation are yours on delivery. No licences, no lock-in.
Same timezone, same week - answers in hours rather than overnight.
Common questions
The things businesses here ask before starting a project. If yours is not covered, ask us directly.
We are based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and the team delivering your project works from here. That means in-person kickoffs and reviews are a normal part of a project rather than a special arrangement, and you are talking to the engineers rather than a local reseller passing work offshore.
Something not covered here?
Tell us what you need. You will get a straight answer on whether we are the right team, a fixed-cost proposal if we are, and a recommendation elsewhere if we are not.
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