Digital Government Authority guidance
We follow the government digital-service guidelines and standards in force at the time of delivery, and the entity's own identity.
Solutions
Android and iOS apps for government entities: Nafath sign-in, WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, personal data protection, hosting inside Saudi Arabia and publishing under the entity's name.
Government mobile apps
We design and build Android and iOS apps for government entities: for beneficiaries, field staff and management. Arabic first, accessible to everyone and secure from the first line of code.
We follow the government digital-service guidelines and standards in force at the time of delivery, and the entity's own identity.
Screen readers, colour contrast, larger text and navigation that does not need precise taps.
Minimal data collection, clear consent, and encryption on the device and in transit, in line with the Personal Data Protection Law.
Testing against mobile application security standards, secure key storage and no personal data leaking into logs.
A right-to-left interface designed in Arabic, with English that is written rather than translated word for word.
Servers and data on the infrastructure the entity chooses inside the Kingdom.
Interviews with beneficiaries and staff, and a map of today's service journey.
Screens designed and tested with real users before any code is written.
Short delivery increments with functional, security, accessibility and performance testing.
Acceptance testing, store release and a warranty period, followed by support and updates.
The entity's, on its own App Store and Google Play developer accounts, so the app and its data stay with the entity.
Yes. Nafath sign-in is built within the project once the entity has integration access.
Where the service needs it, we design offline work for field tasks with secure sync once the network is back.
Describe the service and who it is for, and we will come back with a proposed scope and an estimated timeline.
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