Saudi app studio
Built in Saudi Arabia,
for how we actually spend.
We are a Saudi team building small, focused apps for personal money. The kind of tools we wanted ourselves and could not find: Arabic that was designed rather than translated, prices in riyals, and the services we actually subscribe to already in the list.
Our apps
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Girsh
Track every subscription and never be surprised by a renewal again.
Coming soon - More apps, same rules
What we build, and what we refuse to
Three commitments that shape every app we ship — and they are constraints, not slogans.
Arabic is designed, not translated
Right-to-left layouts drawn as layouts, Arabic-Indic numerals, and a typeface that carries Arabic and Latin on the same baseline. Not English with the words swapped out.
Your data stays on your phone
Every app is local-first: the phone is the source of truth, and no screen waits on a server. An account exists so you can restore on a new device — nothing more.
Nothing is measured
No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising identifier, no third-party trackers — in the apps and on this site. There is nothing to opt out of because nothing is collecting.
The idea
Money apps here usually ask for a lot before they give anything back — your bank login, your identity, your attention sold on to somebody else. We wanted the opposite: a small tool that holds what you tell it, works on a plane, and never asks for your bank at all. Start with subscriptions, because that is the money that leaves quietly. More apps follow the same rules.
Get in touch
Questions, bug reports and account requests all go to one inbox, and a person reads them.