Mobile App Development Company in Dubai for UAE Businesses

Many UAE users switch between Arabic and English depending on the task. An app that supports both properly needs more than translated text. In Arabic the whole layout flips right to left: navigation, lists, progress steps, icons that point in a direction, and the order of form fields.

We build language switching into the first release when your users need it, and we use typefaces designed for Arabic script. A native Arabic speaker should read the final wording before launch, and we tell you when that review is needed.

• Right-to-left layouts built in, not patched on later
• Dates, numbers and phone formats checked in both languages
• Arabic and English store listings, so people find you in either language
• A native speaker reviews final Arabic text before release

Dubai users pay with cards, Apple Pay and, for some categories, cash on delivery. Buy now, pay later services are well established. We connect your app to a payment gateway you choose and hold an account with, such as Telr, PayTabs, Stripe or Network International where they suit your licence and sector. Availability and fees depend on the provider, and we confirm them with the provider before we build.

For services that need verified identity, UAE Pass sign-in can be added to the plan. Whether you need it depends on your sector and your customers, so we raise it on the first call instead of adding it by default.

The apps we scope most often are customer booking and service apps, delivery and logistics tools, property and listing apps, clinic and appointment apps, loyalty and membership apps, and internal tools for field teams. Each has a different first release.

A booking app needs reliable calendars and reminders. A delivery app needs live status and maps. A property app needs fast search and photos that load on mobile data. We start with the one action that matters most and add the rest once real users have tried it.

Most app projects run over budget because the first version tries to do everything. We help you list what the first release must do, and what can wait. A first release usually includes the core features on iOS and Android, a simple back-end, an admin panel and store submission.

Real users then tell you what to build next, and it costs less to add the second feature after the first is proven than to build ten nobody asked for.

An app that collects names, phone numbers or location handles personal data, and the UAE has a federal personal data protection law that applies to how you collect, store and use it. We build the basics in: clear consent, collecting only what the app needs, and a way for users to see and delete their data.

We are not lawyers and do not give legal advice. If your sector is regulated, such as healthcare or finance, your adviser should confirm what applies, and we build the app to match what they decide. Your trade licence details belong in the app listing and the footer of any linked website, using the wording from your documents.

Apple and Google each review apps against their own rules, and a missing privacy policy or an unclear permission can mean a rejection and a delay. We prepare the listing, screenshots, privacy details and test accounts, and we help you answer review questions.

The developer accounts are opened in your company's name, so the app is yours from day one. Apple and Google charge their own account fees, paid directly to them.