Software & Mobile App Development Company for Riyadh, Jeddah and Saudi Arabia

For private-sector projects, Saudi companies commonly contract directly with overseas software firms. Government contracts are different: the regional headquarters (RHQ) rule limits work for foreign firms without one, with exceptions introduced in 2026, such as some smaller contracts through Etimad. We check the position for your project before proposing.

Phase 2, the integration phase of Saudi Arabia's FATOORA e-invoicing, requires your invoicing system to generate invoices in a structured XML format, stamp them cryptographically, and send them to ZATCA for clearance (B2B) or reporting (B2C) in near real time. Systems are onboarded to FATOORA with a cryptographic stamp identifier (CSID) first.

ZATCA selects businesses in waves based on VAT-subject revenue and notifies them directly, usually several months ahead. Wave 25 covers businesses above SAR 187,500 with an integration deadline of 1 February 2027. Check your notification or the ZATCA portal for your exact date.

Yes. Point-of-sale systems issue simplified (B2C) invoices, which in Phase 2 must carry a QR code and be reported to ZATCA within 24 hours. We integrate the POS with your invoicing back end, or build the reporting service if your system does not support it yet.

Not always, but often in practice. The PDPL restricts transferring personal data outside the Kingdom except under conditions set by its regulations, and government, financial and healthcare projects commonly require in-Kingdom hosting. Google Cloud already operates a region in Dammam, and Microsoft Azure and AWS have announced Saudi regions. We confirm where data must live before designing the infrastructure.

The ECC are the baseline cybersecurity controls issued by Saudi Arabia's National Cybersecurity Authority for government entities, critical national infrastructure and the organisations that serve them. If you are in scope, we build to support controls such as access management, logging and secure development and help prepare evidence. We don't hold an NCA certification ourselves.

Saudi Arabia applies withholding tax to many payments made to non-resident service providers, at rates that depend on the type of service, and the India-Saudi Arabia tax treaty can change the outcome. Ask your tax advisor to confirm before the first invoice so it is reflected in the contract.

We plan around it. Our team works from India, 2.5 hours ahead, and Monday to Thursday is shared by both weeks, so planning calls, sprint demos and releases are scheduled on days your team is working.

Yes. We sign an NDA before any detailed project discussion.

You do. Under our standard terms, ownership of custom source code, designs and related work product transfers to you on full payment.

Fixed price suits a clearly defined scope, time and materials suits projects that will evolve, and a dedicated team suits ongoing product work where developers work only on your roadmap. We help you choose after discovery.

Working hours across the Gulf are usually shorter during Ramadan, so reviews and approvals can take longer. We plan around it by bringing launches forward or scheduling them after Eid, and by agreeing review windows that suit your Ramadan hours.

Every project includes 30 days of post-launch support for fixes. After that, maintenance, monitoring and new features continue on a retainer sized to your needs.

Our published case studies are from clients in other markets, in sectors that matter in the Gulf such as logistics, financial services, real estate and hospitality. We walk you through relevant examples during discovery.