The text stays as its author wrote it. Finding things in it becomes easy.
We digitise scholarly works, build search that answers from them and names its source, and have a specialist review religious content before anything is published.
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What concerns scholarly and endowment bodies
- Large bodies of work that are hard to search. A researcher knows a matter is discussed, but not in which book.
- Fidelity to the text. A single error in a Quranic verse, a hadith or a proper name is not acceptable.
- Stewardship of funds. Money comes from endowments and donors, so every stage and cost must be clear in writing.
What we build
- Book digitisation and text correction. We start with one chapter as a sample, for you to review before the rest. → AI services
- Search across the works. Answers come from the books, with the book title and the exact excerpt. When nothing is found, it says so.
- Audiobooks with a fully vowelled script, a glossary of proper names, a listening sheet and a Sharia review before delivery. → Voice and languages
- Translation into ten languages, for bodies that want their works to reach non-Arabic readers.
- Systems for endowments, covering grants, applications and reporting, shaped around how the body works. → Custom systems
From our work
We have delivered projects for government and cultural bodies in Saudi Arabia, including the Heritage Commission and the General Authority for Awqaf.
- A grants management system for the General Authority for Awqaf.
- Core Ventures (Saudi Arabia, 2026): a bilingual website for a non-profit solutions company, scoring 100 out of 100 for accessibility on mobile. → Case
How we work
- Sample: one chapter of your books, reviewed by you before any commitment to the rest.
- Review: a Sharia and language specialist checks religious content; software alone is never the final word.
- Stages: a written proposal with stages and costs, each stage with its own deliverables.
- Handover: a user guide and an admin panel for the books. Code and data are yours after the final payment.
Key facts
Markets: Saudi Arabia and Egypt · Languages: Arabic and English, with translation into ten languages · Audiobooks: roughly one finished hour per 9,000 words.
Questions
Does the search give page numbers?
It names the book and quotes the excerpt. Page numbers depend on how each file was prepared, so we don't promise them.
Will it answer from outside our books?
No. It answers from the books you provide, and says so when it finds nothing.
Who reviews religious text?
A Sharia and language specialist, before anything is published or recorded.