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Driver app
The app your drivers will actually open
Arabic-first, built for how the day really runs, and light enough for the phone already in their pocket.
Your drivers are the data source
Everything the platform reports depends on what drivers record. If the app is confusing, in the wrong language, or slow on an older handset, the data stops — and so does everything built on top of it.
What a driver does in a day
Daily inspections
Guided checklists with photo capture and a timestamped record of what was checked and when.
Jobs and dispatch
Today's work in order, with navigation and status updates that flow straight back to the office.
Documents
Licence, Iqama and vehicle papers in one place, with warnings before anything expires.
Notifications
Assignments, alerts and messages in Arabic, delivered to the driver rather than shouted over the phone.
Vehicle status
What the driver needs to know about the vehicle they are in, including open defects.
Why drivers use it
Adoption is a design problem, and these are the two that decide it.
Written in Arabic first
Full right-to-left layout, Arabic-Indic numerals and Hijri dates. Designed in Arabic rather than flipped into it.
Works on modest phones
Built for older Android handsets and weak signal, because that is what field crews actually carry.
Put it in a driver's hands
See the driver app and the platform together in one short walkthrough.