For investors
The AI employee for the Arab world's businesses
Habeeb turns the chat app this region already runs on into a private employee for every business: it writes the proposal, builds the deck, analyses the tender, keeps the files, and remembers how the company works. Built for the Gulf first, with Arabic as a first language.
- 400M+
- Arabic speakers underserved by global AI products
- 1.3M
- businesses in Saudi Arabia alone
- 86%
- of Saudi internet users already on WhatsApp
- 35%
- the Vision 2030 target for SME share of GDP, up from 22.9 percent
The thesis
Every AI talks. Ours delivers.
Business owners across the Gulf are surrounded by chatbots that produce text they still have to format, fix and finish themselves. Habeeb is a different kind of product: each customer gets a private AI employee with its own computer, its own files, and a memory of how their company works. It does not answer questions about the work. It returns the work, finished.
There is no app to install and no dashboard to learn. Everything happens in WhatsApp, where these businesses already live. Send a message, and the finished document comes back to your phone.
Depth is the moat. Free chat assistants can talk, but they cannot hold your files, learn your business, or finish your proposal. Arabic here is a first language, not a translation, in a region the global players treat as an afterthought.
Why Habeeb wins
Structural advantages, not features
Four things a competitor cannot copy with a model upgrade.
Native to the channel
Habeeb works inside the chat app the region runs its business on. There is no new habit to teach, and no adoption curve to fund.
Arabic as a first language
Bilingual by design, right to left done properly, with a voice a business owner reads as a colleague from the market, not a translation of one.
A private computer per customer
Every business gets its own isolated workspace: files, documents and credentials stay in one place that belongs to them alone.
Memory that compounds
Chat assistants forget when the window closes. Habeeb accumulates: the company's files, preferences and voice, so every month of use deepens the moat.
The business
Unit economics that already work
A working product, end to end
A customer signs up, gets a private workspace provisioned within minutes, pairs WhatsApp, and receives a finished document on their phone. This works today, in both languages.
Cost that does not follow intelligence
Customers connect their own AI subscription, so serving one more business costs us infrastructure rather than model spend. That property holds as models grow more capable and as they grow cheaper, so the economics improve with the industry rather than against it.
A budget that already exists
Every business already pays someone to write the proposal, chase the tender and format the report. Habeeb competes for work that is already funded rather than for a new line in the budget, which is a far shorter conversation than persuading a company to spend on software it has never bought before.
Pre-launch, and honest about it
We are polishing the last mile before opening in Saudi Arabia. There are no inflated numbers on this page: what exists is a finished product meeting its first market.
If this is your kind of early, talk to us
We reply personally, and the best first meeting is a live demonstration on your own phone.
We are speaking with a small number of investors ahead of launch.