Websites, apps and SaaS built in Kuwait

We design, build and host software for businesses in Kuwait, in Arabic and English, and set up the private servers it runs on.

A laptop on a sand-coloured floor showing Solittari's online store, in front of a blue arch, with small cyan and blue blocks falling into the screen
Arabic and EnglishRight-to-left layouts and Arabic type, designed with the English.
Local paymentsCheckout built on the payment provider you choose.
WhatsApp firstOrders and questions arrive where you already reply.

How a project runs

  1. 01

    Plan the project

    We learn how your business runs, then confirm the scope, price and milestones in a written proposal.

  2. 02

    Design Arabic and English together

    Both languages are designed side by side, with right-to-left layouts and Arabic type, so neither feels translated.

  3. 03

    Build, connect and host

    We write the code, connect your payment provider and WhatsApp, and set up hosting or your own servers.

  4. 04

    Launch and hand over

    We test, go live and hand over access and files as agreed. Support after launch is optional.

The laptop showing HiSaluh's English store, with the English and Arabic versions of the store floating either side, in front of the blue Nuzio arch

What we build Software for businesses in Kuwait, from a first website to your own servers.

Websites and online stores

Company sites, booking and bilingual stores with local payments.

Solittari's Arabic store home page, laid out right to left

SaaS products

Subscriptions, dashboards and accounts, like DietOS for meal kitchens.

DietOS's Arabic website for meal-subscription kitchen software

Web and mobile apps

Tools for your customers and your team, on phones and in the browser.

Fikra's Arabic workspace with a project note open

Private servers

Your own servers configured and secured for your apps and data.

Client work Live stores we designed and built.

Solittari

Brand identity, a bilingual online store, product imagery and launch marketing, end to end.

Visit the Solittari store
Solittari's English store: The Cassia Collection necklace on a model under stone arches

HiSaluh

An Arabic and English storefront with custom design requests, bulk orders and checkout.

Visit the HiSaluh store
HiSaluh's English store: Kuwaiti savings boxes on a navy home page

Our own software Products Nuzio designs, builds and runs.

Fikra

Notes, tasks and databases in one bilingual workspace. Available by invitation.

Visit Fikra
Fikra's English workspace with a project note open

MinHnee

A marketplace for Kuwait's local stores and products. First stores coming soon.

Visit MinHnee
MinHnee's English launch page inviting Kuwait stores to join

DietOS

Subscriptions, daily production and accounts for meal kitchens.

Visit DietOS
DietOS's English website with its kitchen app on a phone

Questions clients ask

What does a project cost?

We discuss what you need, including pages or screens, content and integrations, then confirm the price in a written proposal before work begins.

How long will it take?

It depends on the size of the project, content readiness and outside dependencies. We agree on milestones and review dates in your proposal.

Can you build in Arabic and English?

Yes. We plan both together, including right-to-left layouts, Arabic typography and matching content.

Can you add payments or integrations?

Yes. We check the provider and business-account requirements, then confirm the work in your proposal.

How are hosting and handover handled?

We confirm hosting, domain set-up, repository access, editable files, ownership and maintenance in writing for each project.

Can you support us after launch?

Support after launch is optional. If you want it, we confirm what it covers and for how long in writing.

Do we own the source code and accounts?

Handover is agreed per project. We confirm access, files, ownership and transfer in writing before work begins.