What does Softwiro build?

Commerce platforms: Storefronts for web and mobile, with payment, inventory, and orders administered from one console — including marketplaces where independent sellers each get their own. Operations and accounting: Internal consoles and proper double-entry accounting for the recurring work of a business: point of sale, inventory, invoicing, treasury, and production. Sector platforms: Full systems built for one trade and the way it actually works — health, education, and logistics among them — rather than a generic tool bent to fit. Applied AI: Handwriting and document reading, analysis, and forecasting, built into a product that already exists rather than delivered beside it. Conversational and bot systems: Systems that run where the user already is — a full accounting workflow inside Telegram, an assistant answering around the clock — not only behind a login. Infrastructure and hosting: Servers, domains, organisational email, and security certificates, provisioned and maintained under our administration.

What is the process for a new project?

Study — We document the existing workflow before any code is written. Design — Interfaces are drafted in Arabic and English together, not translated afterwards. Build — Tested production code. Nothing is delivered as a prototype. Launch — Deployment onto infrastructure we provision and administer. Support — We remain responsible for correction, extension, and scale after delivery.

How much does a project cost?

Pricing depends on what the system has to do, so no fixed prices are published. Contact the team through the form, by email, or on WhatsApp with your project details and you get a proposed next step.

Do your systems support Arabic and RTL layouts?

Yes. Every system is built bilingual in Arabic and English, with full right-to-left support for the Arabic interface, rather than translated afterwards.

Do you provide support after a project launches?

Yes. Support is the fifth stage of the process: correction, extension and scaling stay Softwiro's responsibility after delivery.

Contact Softwiro — Start a Project

What happens after you write

Every message reaches the team directly. A reply follows by email within one to two working days, and it is a practical one: what we understood, what we still need to know, and a proposed next step.

What to include

You do not need a specification. The most useful things to tell us are what the business does, how the work is handled today and where it breaks down, who will use the system and in which languages, and anything already in place that the new system has to work with, such as an accounting package, an online store or a set of spreadsheets. If there is a deadline, say so early, because it shapes what we propose.

Arabic or English

Write in whichever language you prefer. The team works in both, and every system we build carries both languages, with full right-to-left support, from the first draft.

Email, WhatsApp or the form

The email address and WhatsApp link on this page reach the same team as the form. Use whichever suits you; there is no need to send the same message through more than one.

What you can bring to us

We build commerce platforms, operations and accounting systems, platforms for trades such as health, education and logistics, applied AI, bots, and the infrastructure they run on. If your project is one of these, or a mix of them, this page is the right place to start. The six areas sets out what each one covers.

After the first reply

If the work is a fit, the next step is the first stage of our method: a study of how the work is done today, written down before any code is. That study is what the design, the build and the cost are all based on, so it is worth being candid in it about what does not work now.

About cost

We do not quote a price before we understand the work, because what a system costs depends on what it has to do. The team sets it once the requirements are clear. If you want to understand how custom software is priced before you write, this article explains how the cost is structured and why estimates for the same system can differ.

Before you get in touch

If you are comparing companies, how to choose a software company covers the questions worth asking on a first call, and early signs a software project is going wrong covers what to watch for once one is under way. You can also see the systems we have built and the areas we work in.

Describe the work, and we will reply with the next practical step