AI for Sales
Go-to-market engineering. Prospect research, targeting, messaging and outreach run as one system rather than four disconnected tools and a spreadsheet holding them together.
Early access opening
AI products, built in Riyadh.
Some came out of the work we do for clients. Some we built because the tool should exist and didn't. We're opening them to a small number of teams first.
ProductsWhat we’re building.
Early access
Yameenak
A personal assistant that works where people already are — over WhatsApp. It handles the follow-ups, reminders and small requests that otherwise sit in someone's head until they don't.
Why we build themWe run them before we sell them.
Some of these started inside client work. Others started because the tool should exist and nobody had built it for this market.
Either way, we run them ourselves before anyone else does. That’s why we can tell you what each one is good at, and what it isn’t.
01
Deployed, not piloted
Set up on your data and running against your own workflow, not sitting in an evaluation sandbox for two quarters.
02
Arabic from the start
Built for Arabic input and output where it matters, rather than translated once the English version shipped.
03
You keep the data
It stays in systems you control. Nothing proprietary sits between you and your own records.
Early access is limited, on purpose.
We open places in small groups so each one gets set up properly.
Common questionsWhat people ask before joining.
Can I see a demo before committing to anything?
Yes. Early access starts with a demo run against your own data rather than a sample account, so you can judge it on your numbers instead of ours.
What does it cost?
Pricing is being set with the first group of teams. Early access places are priced individually while we learn what each product is worth in practice.
Do I need to be a services client first?
No. The products are sold on their own. Existing clients often adopt them first because their data is already in order, but that isn't a requirement.
Do the products work in Arabic?
Yes. Both handle Arabic input and output natively rather than through translation, which matters more for a WhatsApp assistant than almost anywhere else.
Is there more coming?
Yes, and anyone on the early access list hears first. We'd rather announce something when there's a date we can keep than add it to a roadmap slide.
Want it running on your data first?
Tell us what you'd want it doing and we'll tell you whether it's ready for that yet.
Request early access