Internal business systems
Systems for requests, approvals, inventory and daily operations that replace spreadsheets and paper forms.
ServiceCustom software development
A custom software development company that builds around how you work
O AI is a custom software development company in Al Khobar. Our in-house team designs and builds web systems, internal tools, customer portals and integrations around how your business already works, in Arabic and English, and supports them after launch. We also take on projects for companies outside the Kingdom.
What we build
What our software company in Saudi Arabia builds
Customer and partner portals
Secure portals where your customers or suppliers log in, submit requests and track their status.
Integrations and APIs
Connections between the systems you already use, so data is entered once and reaches every system that needs it.
Modernizing older systems
Older software rebuilt on current technology in planned stages, so your team keeps working during the move.
Web, iPhone and Android from one system
One account and one database behind the browser and the mobile apps when your team needs both.
Arabic-first interfaces
Screens designed in Arabic from the start, right to left, with English alongside.
How we work
How we run a software project
Free consultation
We learn how your business works today and which problem the software must solve first.
Scope and written quote
We agree the features, integrations and milestones in writing, and quote the project on that scope.
Design and build in stages
You see and test working parts of the system at each milestone, not only at the end.
Launch and handover
We deploy the system, train your team and hand over the documentation.
Support after launch
We fix issues and add features as your business changes, under a support plan agreed with you.
Our own products
Software we built for ourselves
Rushd, our law-firm software, was built in-house and runs on the web, iPhone and Android with one account across all three.
Rushd brings a firm's cases, clients, contracts, court sessions, tasks and team into one platform.
Our full in-house team works from Al Khobar, and Rushd's interface is native Arabic, not translated from English.
Questions
Common questions
How is the cost of custom software set?
Pricing is project-based. The cost depends on the scope: the features, the integrations with your other systems, the platforms and the support you need after launch. We send a written quote after a free consultation.
How long does a custom software project take?
It depends on the scope and on how quickly decisions are made on your side. After the consultation we share a plan with milestones, and you can test working parts of the system at each one.
We are comparing software companies in Riyadh and across the Kingdom. What should we ask?
Ask each one for a written scope and a milestone plan, and ask who will actually build and support the system. We build with a full in-house team in Al Khobar, take on projects across the Kingdom, including Riyadh, and put the scope and the quote in writing.
Who owns the source code?
Ownership of the source code and of the hosting accounts is agreed in the contract before the build starts. We put it in writing so both sides know what is handed over at the end.
Where will the software be hosted?
We discuss hosting options with you, including Saudi-based cloud infrastructure. The choice depends on your existing systems, your sector's requirements and your budget.
Guides
Read more on our blog
Custom software development in Saudi Arabia: ready-made or built for you, and what drives the cost
When to buy, connect or build: a guide to custom software development in Saudi Arabia and beyond, with the cost drivers and the one page to bring to a first meeting.
Freelance app developer or a company? Cost, risk and who owns the code
A freelancer or a company for your app? This guide compares two-year cost with an illustrative example, sets the risks side by side, explains who owns commissioned code under Saudi Arabia's Copyright Law from 12 August 2026, and gives an eight-point contract checklist.
Management information system (MIS): a guide for Saudi businesses
A management information system turns daily transactions into reports managers act on. This guide covers MIS components and types, how an MIS differs from ERP and BI, the ZATCA e-invoicing and PDPL points for Saudi companies, a worked monthly report and seven steps to improve yours.
Tell us what your software needs to do
Book a free consultation and we will come back with a scope and a written quote.
We reply within one business day.