We build for Syria from the inside. Our Damascus studio taught us offline-first architecture and Arabic-first design, the kind of discipline that makes a product work on an intermittent grid, and anywhere else.
Building in Syria is a different discipline: intermittent power, thin and costly bandwidth, a mobile-first and Arabic-first population. Our Damascus studio builds for those conditions every day, with offline-first state, strict payload budgets, and RTL from the frame.
And we've shipped here. Dealio is the first marketplace in Syria to introduce AI, and we designed and built it end to end. WeSyria is a public-services platform we designed, built and gifted to the Homs governorate. As Syria reconnects to the global economy, we build from within it.
A full engineering and AI studio on the ground, not a remote vendor guessing at local conditions.
Local-first state, optimistic UI and graceful resync, so the app keeps working when the connection doesn't.
Designed right-to-left from the frame, tuned for how the Levant actually reads.
Small payloads and resilience assumed from the first screen, for an intermittent power and network reality.
We've shipped a marketplace and a government platform here, so we know what lands.
Set up to collaborate with founders and teams in the diaspora and abroad.
Yes, we run an engineering and AI studio in Damascus and have shipped here: Dealio, the country's first AI marketplace, and WeSyria, gifted to the Homs governorate.
Two-week discovery, fixed price, and a build plan you keep, even if you don't continue with us.