Glypho
LiveTurn two cards and find the pair — across mathematics, geography, history, science and language. Play solo against the computer, pass one device around, or open a room for friends.
Techlivia
Software from Jordan, built to be used every day.
We build two kinds of thing: games that teach something worth knowing, in Arabic and in English, and systems that take the paperwork out of running a business. 1 of our 4 products is out now; the rest are on the way.
Products
Four products, one idea
That software people actually use is software that respects their time — and, here, their language. Everything we build reads the same in Arabic as it does in English.
Horoof
Coming soonAn Arabic letters app for young learners, taking the bilingual, play-first approach behind Glypho and pointing it at the alphabet. In development.
Bus Tracking System
Coming soonLive vehicle positions, routes and stops, and an arrival notice that reaches the people waiting — for school runs and staff transport. In development.
Dining Order System
Coming soonA menu the guest opens on their own phone, an order that arrives in the kitchen the moment it is placed, and a bill that adds itself up. In development.
How we work
Bilingual from the first line, not the last
Retrofitting Arabic onto a finished product is how you end up with English inside an Arabic sentence and a layout that reads the wrong way. We start from both.
Arabic and English, equally
Right-to-left layouts, Arabic typography and western digits in both languages — the details that decide whether a page reads as native or as translated.
Built for the web
Our apps open from a link and install from the browser. Nothing stands between a fix and the people waiting for it — no store, no approval queue.
Small enough to answer for
Published policies, a real postal address, and one inbox read by the people who built the thing. We aim to reply within two working days.
Something here you could use?
Tell us what you are trying to run, and we will tell you plainly whether we can help and when.