AI agents, automation and Arabic-ready software for businesses in Saudi Arabia

Safock is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and we do not have an office in Riyadh or anywhere else in the Kingdom. We serve Saudi clients remotely, with a Saudi WhatsApp number, +966 53 076 8306, and calls scheduled in Gulf business hours across the Sunday to Thursday working week.

Remote delivery works because every step is visible. A founder joins your first call and stays on the project. You see working software at the end of each short sprint, the code lives in a repository your company controls, and decisions are written down. Pricing, scope and milestones are agreed in writing before the build starts.

Arabic support covers two jobs. The first is the interface. Portals, CRMs, dashboards and internal tools need proper right-to-left layouts, Arabic labels your staff recognise, and screens that still work when a record mixes Arabic and English. We have shipped right-to-left products before, in Urdu, for Tarbiyah LMS and the Hamqadam magazine.

The second is conversation. Current language models read and write Arabic well, including Gulf phrasing and messages that mix Arabic with English, so an agent can be built to reply in the language the person writes in. We test it against real messages from your business, and your team approves every piece of fixed Arabic text, such as menus, greetings and error messages, before launch.

Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) came into force on 14 September 2023, and its one-year grace period ended on 14 September 2024. The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) regulates it. The law covers processing of personal data about people in the Kingdom, including processing done by parties abroad, and SDAIA has issued separate regulations on transferring personal data outside the Kingdom.

We treat these as planning topics from the first week. Together with your legal or compliance team, we decide which hosting region stores the data, which AI model provider processes the text, how long conversations are kept, who can see them, and what gets logged. Google Cloud and Oracle both run cloud regions inside the Kingdom, and on-premise hosting is another option. Sectors such as banking and healthcare add rules of their own.

We build to the requirements your advisers set. We don't give legal advice, and we don't certify PDPL compliance.

Vision 2030 has moved a large share of government services online, and customers now expect the same speed from private companies. For most of our Saudi conversations, that means quicker replies on WhatsApp, fewer manual handoffs between departments, and reports that managers can trust without waiting for a spreadsheet.