Custom Software
Mobile apps your customers actually use in Riyadh, Jeddah or Khobar
You want an app on both stores that Saudi customers can navigate in Arabic without friction, that talks to the systems you already run, and that someone keeps working after launch day.
2 to 4
weeks to a working first build you can hold
2
platforms shipped together, iOS and Android
AR + EN
RTL Arabic and English from the first screen
The direct answer
This is end-to-end mobile app development for Saudi companies that need a customer-facing or field-operations app on both iOS and Android. It fits retailers, logistics operators, service businesses, and internal ops teams who need something in a pocket, not a browser tab. We build the app, submit it to both stores under your developer account, and stay on for the fixes and OS updates that come after.
What this removes.
Two platforms, two headaches
Today
You're quoted separately for iOS and Android and the timelines never line up.
With the system
One codebase where it makes sense, native where it doesn't, both stores launch together.
Arabic bolted on late
Today
The app was built in English first and Arabic got squeezed in as a translation pass.
With the system
RTL layout and Arabic copy are part of the design from screen one, not a patch afterward.
Store rejection loop
Today
Apple or Google rejects the submission and nobody on the team knows why or what to fix.
With the system
Submission checklists and review-guideline compliance are handled before you ever see a rejection.
Launched, then abandoned
Today
The app shipped, the developer moved on, and the next OS update broke something quietly.
With the system
A support arrangement that catches OS updates, crash reports and store policy changes before users do.
What lands in your hands.
Native or cross-platform app
iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin), or React Native when one codebase fits the case.
Arabic and English UI
Full RTL layout, not a mirrored English screen with translated labels.
Backend and API layer
Your app talks to your existing systems or a purpose-built backend, your choice.
Push notifications and messaging
Order updates, alerts, or WhatsApp Business API integration where useful.
App Store and Google Play submission
Developer account setup, metadata, screenshots, review compliance handled.
Crash monitoring and support plan
Post-launch fixes, OS-update compatibility, and a defined response time.
Systems and platforms we work with
- App Store
- Google Play
- Apple
- Android
- iOS
- macOS
- Windows
- Web
Systems and platforms we work with
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Python
- Flutter
- PostgreSQL
- Supabase
- Tailwind CSS
- Docker
- GitHub
- Google Cloud
- Figma
Five stages. You sign off every one.
Read each stage as a small contract: what we need from you, what lands in your hands, and the sentence that has to be true before we move on.
- Scope and screens1 to 2 weeks
- Design1 to 2 weeks
- Build3 to 8 weeks
- Store submission1 to 3 weeks
- Live operationongoing
Scope and screens
1 to 2 weeks
We map every screen the app needs, who uses it, and what it has to connect to before any code gets written.
- Walk us through the user journey
- Share existing systems or APIs to connect
- A screen-by-screen scope document
- A fixed quote and build timeline
We move on when you sign off on the scope and the price is locked.
Design
1 to 2 weeks
Screens get designed in Arabic and English together, RTL from the start, matched to your brand.
- Review design drafts
- Approve the final screen set
- A clickable design prototype
- Bilingual RTL/LTR screens for every flow
We move on when the design is approved and ready for build.
Build
3 to 8 weeks
The app gets built against the approved design, with weekly builds you can install and test on a real phone.
- Test builds on your own device weekly
- Flag anything that feels wrong early
- A working test build each week
- A bug list closed before the next release
We move on when the app passes internal testing on both iOS and Android.
Store submission
1 to 3 weeks
We submit to Apple's App Store and Google Play under your developer accounts and handle the review back-and-forth.
- Provide or set up developer accounts
- Approve final store listing copy and images
- Both submissions filed and tracked
- Any review feedback resolved without delay to you
We move on when the app is live and installable on both stores.
Live operation
ongoing
The app is live. We monitor for crashes, keep it compatible with new OS releases, and fix what breaks.
- Send us user feedback or bug reports
- Flag new feature requests as they come up
- Crash monitoring and a defined fix response time
- OS-update compatibility checks each release cycle
We move on when you have a working escalation path and the app stays current with each OS release.
Asked before signing.
Native or cross-platform, which do we need?
Depends on the app. If it's heavy on camera, offline maps, or device hardware, native usually wins. If it's forms, lists, and standard flows across both stores, React Native gets you there faster and cheaper. We'll tell you which one fits after the scoping call, not before.
How is pricing set?
Fixed price per project, quoted after the scope-and-screens stage once we know exactly what's being built. No hourly billing, no scope creep charged silently. If you add screens mid-build, that's a separate quote you approve first.
Who owns the App Store and Google Play accounts?
You do. We build under your developer accounts so the app, the listing, and the user data are yours, not tied to us. If you don't have accounts yet, we set them up in your name during the submission stage.
What happens to user data, is it PDPL compliant?
Data handling is designed around PDPL from the schema stage, meaning consent flows, data minimization, and storage location get decided upfront, not retrofitted after a complaint. We'll document what data the app collects and where it lives so you can answer that question to a regulator or a customer.
Does the app connect to our existing ERP or CRM?
Usually yes. If your system exposes an API, we build against it directly. If it doesn't, we scope an integration layer before the build starts so nobody discovers a blocker two weeks before launch.
Have an app idea worth building right
Tell us what the app needs to do and who it's for. We'll scope it, quote a fixed price, and tell you honestly if native or cross-platform fits better.