What we have actually built

UAE and MENA businesses across freight and logistics, company formation and business setup, fire safety manufacturing, smart home automation, consumer products, hospitality, car care and education. Named clients include Accurix Logistics, Future Group, Livify, Foundr AI, KANU and MAF Fire & Safety. We work with everyone from a founder setting up their first company to established manufacturers running national campaigns.

Yes. We produced a 15-second commercial for MAF Fire & Safety entirely with generative video, using a six-panel storyboard, shot-by-shot scripting and reference-image consistency locking so the products hold their identity across every shot. It was mastered in native 4K and aired as a television advert on Media One. The practical constraints are text legibility, which is why on-screen wording is kept to large hero words and fine detail is composited in post, and product consistency, which is solved by locking real reference images into every generation.

One-off builds such as a CRM setup, an automation pipeline or a custom web platform are fixed-price against a scope document agreed before anything is signed, so there is no open-ended hourly billing. Ongoing work, where we run your automation, growth or sourcing operations, is a monthly retainer. We recommend starting with a fixed-price project so you can judge the work before committing long term. Every project includes a 30-day post-launch period at no extra charge.

A focused automation or CRM build is usually two to four weeks. A full marketing site or platform with calculators and content pages is typically four to eight weeks. A generative video campaign runs one to three weeks depending on revision cycles. Sourcing is governed by the supply chain rather than by us: a China order is normally six to ten weeks from brief to Dubai delivery, and air freight compresses transit to four to seven days at higher cost.

Usually a pipeline rather than a single chatbot. A typical JR HQ build takes an enquiry from any source, validates and de-duplicates it, enriches it against a data provider such as Apollo.io, scores it with an AI model, and routes it to a dashboard already sorted by priority, so a salesperson only sees leads worth their time. Our own Lead IQ pipeline does exactly this and runs inside the client portal, which means we operate the same system we sell.

Yes. The WhatsApp agents and voice bots we deploy handle Arabic and English and switch automatically based on how the customer writes. This matters in the Gulf because a meaningful share of inbound enquiries arrive in Arabic or in mixed Arabic and English, and an English-only bot silently loses them. Brand and identity work is also built bilingual-ready, with logo lockups and typography tested in both scripts.

Yes, and we would usually rather you kept them. We are platform-agnostic and build against HubSpot, Zoho, Odoo, Shopify and custom stacks, with automation running on n8n, Make or Zapier depending on what your team can maintain. Lead capture is posted to a webhook rather than hard-wired to one vendor, so switching CRM later does not mean rebuilding the funnel.

Yes. Alongside factory-direct consumer goods sourcing from Shenzhen and Guangzhou, we handle technical procurement such as NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin and AGX Thor edge-AI developer kits from China into the UAE and Oman. That work covers supplier vetting including NVIDIA partner status and whether modules are genuine and new, specification verification against the datasheet, landed-cost modelling in AED and OMR including VAT and duty relief, and moving the deal from DAP to DDP with the full customs document set: HS code, certificate of origin, packing list and export-control confirmation.

We are headquartered in Dubai and deliver across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Egypt, with sourcing origins in Japan and China and hardware procurement into Oman. Each market has its own customs requirements, which we handle: Saudi shipments in regulated categories usually need a SASO Certificate of Conformity, and UAE imports need ESMA certification or GCC conformity marks for many product types.

We name a client only where their site is publicly live and the work is visible on it anyway, or where they have explicitly agreed. Everything else is described by sector, because those engagements are covered by agreements we intend to keep. Additional case studies are available under NDA on a discovery call. If we would not protect another client's confidentiality, you should not trust us with yours.

For variations, often yes. We built a ComfyUI pipeline for a Dubai hair extension brand where a Stable Diffusion graph with IPAdapter takes a single reference photo and generates multiple realistic on-model shots from it, so new colours, lengths and angles get visualised without booking a studio, a model and a photographer each time. The honest limit is that it does not replace the hero shoot that establishes the product; it removes the bottleneck around testing variations before you commit to one.