
eWasl
Arabic social media scheduling with AI
A scheduling platform for Arabic content: write once, adapt it per network, and publish to nine social networks from one calendar.
- Networks
- 9
- Languages
- AR / EN
- Built on
- Next.js
We design and build bilingual platforms, online stores, mobile apps, games and AI tools in one studio in Istanbul. Arabic is designed first, so nothing reads like a translation.
















Booking systems, customer portals, dashboards and internal tools, bilingual from the database up.
Online stores and checkouts built for how customers in the Gulf and Iraq buy: local payment, Arabic first, phone first.
iOS and Android apps for your business, and casual, puzzle and learning games, taken all the way through App Store and Google Play review.
Assistants, content tools and automations that take repetitive work off your team, built around how you already work.
Arabic and English SEO, content and paid campaigns, reported monthly and tied to the product we built.
The stack we build on, this site included
The markets we build for most
Digitaj is part of Zoony LTD, an international trade and supply-chain company in Istanbul.Products we designed and built. All of them are live, and you can try them today.

Arabic social media scheduling with AI
A scheduling platform for Arabic content: write once, adapt it per network, and publish to nine social networks from one calendar.

Arabic-first commerce platform with an AI assistant
A bilingual commerce platform where merchants run their store by asking an AI assistant, and approve every change before it goes live.
Hajatek
eWasl
China Sourcing AI
Qaranly
Nawras in China
Zoony
AuditSupplier
Silver Lines
Nawras Partner PortalEvery sector here is backed by products we shipped ourselves, and you can open and try them.
Supplier directories, sourcing tools, partner portals and company sites for importers and exporters working with China and Türkiye.

Products we shipped
Products people sign up for and use every day, many with AI at the core, in Arabic and English.
Products we shipped
Online stores with local payment, WhatsApp and an assistant that helps customers decide.
Products we shipped
Course platforms, and company sites for manufacturers that sell to other businesses.
Products we shipped
When a site is built in English and translated at the end, the Arabic breaks in small ways a customer sees on the first screen. These are the details we design for from day one.
Haircut and beard trim
Thursday 14 November, 4:30 PM
قص الشعر وتهذيب اللحية
الخميس 14 نوفمبر، 4:30 م
Arrows that mean “next” flip to point left. A check mark, a play icon and a phone number do not. Getting this wrong is the first thing an Arabic reader notices.
Phone numbers, prices and dates are isolated inside Arabic sentences, so a price never jumps to the wrong side and a number never reverses.
A typeface drawn for Arabic, taller line height for dots and diacritics, and no letter-spacing, which breaks the joins of a connected script.
Separate Arabic and English URLs, titles and search metadata, linked with hreflang, so the Arabic pages rank in Arabic search.
This is the shape of the plan that comes with the proposal. A landing page takes about a week and a company site two to three; the order is the same.
On a call or on WhatsApp. We reply within 2 hours on working days.
Scope, price and timeline on paper. Nothing starts until you approve it, and anything outside the scope is quoted before work begins.
Arabic and English designed together. A working preview link every Friday, and two rounds of feedback at each stage.
Code, design files and domain are handed over in your name. Support after launch is included: from one week to three months, depending on the package.
They rebuilt our booking flow end-to-end. Conversions are up, support tickets are down, and the site finally feels like ours.
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