Client delivered Jard
Staff count one-handed on their phones; management sees losses and variances in a printable report.
Web & mobile apps
Most companies do not need two separate iOS and Android apps at the start. They need a fast app that runs on every phone, installs to the home screen and survives a weak network. Jard is an example: it has run at a two-branch restaurant in Saudi Arabia since 19 September 2026, with an entire front end under 40 KB and an offline mode. When a project needs a store presence, I wrap the same app with Capacitor and build the native features the stores require, because Apple rejects apps that only display a website.
Installable to the home screen, working offline, updated without waiting for store review.
Stock counts, field tasks, requests and approvals from the phone, usable with one hand.
Orders, bookings, personal accounts and notifications under your brand.
Everything in the app shows up in the admin panel in real time, with permissions per role.
Capacitor packaging with the notifications, camera and offline features Apple and Google expect.
A strict front-end size budget, tested on a slow network before delivery.
Client delivered Staff count one-handed on their phones; management sees losses and variances in a printable report.
Live product One SaaS platform for POS, kitchen display, loyalty, reservations, WhatsApp campaigns and an AI copilot.
Live product An Arabic-native platform for law firms, with an assistant that asks the lawyer before it changes anything.
Client delivered The full procurement cycle from RFQ to invoice, where the supplier never learns who the customer is.
Web & mobile apps
There is no honest general figure before the scope is known. Cost depends on the number of screens and roles, integrations such as payments, WhatsApp and maps, and whether you need the app stores. I start with an interactive prototype, then a written price per phase before development.
Not always. If your users are staff, or customers arriving from a link or WhatsApp, a PWA is faster, cheaper and updates instantly. The stores matter when customers search for you there or you need full device features, and I lay out the cost and time difference before you decide.
The store guidelines reject apps that just re-display a website without added value (guideline 4.2). So if we choose the stores, I build features that live inside the app itself, such as notifications, the camera and offline use, rather than a frame around a website.
Send your idea as it is, even if it is one line. I reply with specific questions, then an interactive prototype you see before paying for development.
Khalid Bakhit
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