From our work
We've worked in Riyadh since 2019. Our own product, Hisaabii, runs invoicing and POS for Saudi shops, salons and restaurants on the web and on phones, so building Arabic apps for the Saudi market is daily work for us.
What we build for Saudi businesses
- Booking and service apps: customers pick a service, choose a time, pay and track it. Like the CareTech service-request app we built for homes and buildings in the UAE, in English and Arabic.
- Ordering and loyalty apps for restaurants, cafés and shops, connected to the POS.
- Field and staff apps: attendance, job cards and inspections for teams on the move.
- Customer portals for companies that want their clients to track orders, invoices and requests.
Building apps for Saudi Arabia
Arabic first, properly. Arabic runs right to left, so menus, lists, numbers and icons all have to flip, and every screen needs to read naturally in Arabic and English. We design both from the start.
Payments. mada, Apple Pay, STC Pay and cards, through a Saudi payment gateway. We ask early which ones your customers use.
ZATCA. If the app sells, its invoices have to follow ZATCA's e-invoicing rules. We connect it to Hisaabii or your own system, so that's handled.
Data and hosting. Some sectors need customer data kept in Saudi Arabia. We'll check what applies to you under the Personal Data Protection Law and host accordingly.
What it costs
A focused first version is usually an estimated $400 to $1,000 (about SAR 1,500 to 3,750) and six to eight weeks. Larger platforms cost more. See the service menu, or tell us about your app for a fixed quote.
Questions we get in Riyadh
Do you have a team in Riyadh?
Yes, since 2019. Our Riyadh team works with you on the project, and most of the engineering is done by our team in Islamabad.
Can the app accept mada and Apple Pay?
Yes, through a Saudi payment gateway. We set it up in your company's name so the money goes straight to you.
Will the invoices be ZATCA compliant?
Yes. We connect the app to Hisaabii, our ZATCA-compliant invoicing software, or to the system you already use.
Do you publish the app for us?
Yes, on Google Play and the App Store under your own company accounts, including the Arabic and English store listings.