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Zamarks is a software development company in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Europe. We design, build and integrate web and mobile applications, APIs and internal tools, and a senior team owns each one end to end. Our own products, Tranxort and Spextacle, run in Arabic and English.

Markets
Saudi Arabia, UAE, Europe
Scope
Web, mobile, APIs, cloud
Own products
Tranxort and Spextacle
Product languages
Arabic and English
Updated

What does Zamarks build?

As a software development company in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, we build web and mobile applications, APIs and system integrations, cloud and DevOps foundations, and internal tools. We also run software technical due diligence and implement ERP systems, and a senior team owns each piece of work from the first consultation to measured results.

  • Web and mobile applications

    Web platforms, portals and mobile apps, taken from first sketch to scaled platform by one senior team.

  • APIs and system integration

    Connections between the systems you already run, so data is entered once and agrees everywhere.

  • Cloud, DevOps and reliability

    Deployment, monitoring and recovery, planned with the system so it runs well in production.

  • Internal tools and automation

    Software for the repeated manual work in your operations: approvals, reporting packs, reconciliations and hand-offs.

  • Software technical due diligence

    An independent review of a software system before an investment, an acquisition or a rebuild.

  • ERP implementation and integration

    ERPNext and Odoo, designed around how your business runs. See ERP implementation.

All six sit in one discipline, Software & ERP Engineering. The team that builds your app also connects it to your ERP and plans how it stays running.

How do you choose a software development company in Saudi Arabia?

Ask who will do the work, how the price is set, and what the company has built for itself. Look for senior people who scope the work and stay on it through delivery, a scoped roadmap before any price, and products of its own that you can see in a demo.

The questions hold whether you are shortlisting a software house in Riyadh or a software development company in Dubai. These are our answers.

Questions to ask a software development company, and our answers
QuestionOur answer
Who will do the work?Senior people scope the work and stay on it through delivery.
How is the price set?We scope before we price, and we publish no fixed prices. Compare the engagement models.
How will we see progress?Senior people report against the metrics agreed in the plan, so you see trade-offs and risks as they happen.
What have you built for yourselves?Tranxort and Spextacle, two SaaS products that run in Arabic and English.
What happens after launch?We measure against the metrics we agreed and keep improving the results.
Can you cover more than the software?Yes. The same team runs growth marketing and financial strategy.

Web or mobile app development: where should you start?

Start where your users already are and where the work happens: a field team needs a phone, a finance team needs a browser. We build web platforms, portals and mobile applications, and one senior team takes each from first sketch to scaled platform.

Many products end up with both. Our own Tranxort serves every role from the dispatch desk to the last-mile driver, who works from a driver app. Spextacle prints badges from the browser and scans them at the gate with an offline scanner app.

The questions that decide web, mobile or both:

  • Where your users are when they need the software: at a desk, on the road or at a gate.
  • Whether it must keep working when the connection drops.
  • Which systems it reads from and writes to.
  • Whether it serves your customers, your own team or both.
  • Which languages your users work in.

Whether you are comparing a mobile app development company in Riyadh or a web team in Dubai, ask how their software behaves offline and in Arabic. Spextacle's scanner keeps working when connectivity drops, and both of our products run in Arabic and English.

How do APIs and system integration connect your business?

We build the APIs and integrations that connect the systems you already run, so data moves once and stays consistent. Most growing businesses run on tools that were never built to talk to each other, and integration lets you keep what works instead of replacing it.

Typical connections: storefront and ERP, payment flows and ledgers, POS and stock, fleet and warehouse systems. Our own Tranxort integrates with ERP systems, e-commerce platforms, WMS solutions and carrier APIs.

What a sound integration does:

  • Gives each record one owner: orders, stock, customers and invoices each live in one system.
  • Logs every failure and retries it, so nothing goes missing quietly.
  • Survives change on either side, so a new storefront or carrier does not break the rest.
  • Shows what moved, when, and why anything failed.

When you compare system integration companies in Saudi Arabia, ask what happens when one side changes: a new storefront, a new carrier or a new ERP. The answer shows whether the integration was designed or improvised.

For e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia, see our ERP page: ZATCA Phase 2 integration.

When is custom software development worth it?

Custom software development pays off when the work is specific to how your business runs and no product does it well, or when people spend their days moving data between products. When a standard product covers the process, buy it: custom software is yours to run and maintain.

Build or buy
Build customBuy a product
Fits whenThe process is specific to your business, or is how you compete.A standard product covers the process as it is.
You ownThe code, the roadmap and the upkeep.A subscription, and the vendor's roadmap.
Changes landOn your schedule.On the vendor's schedule.
IntegrationBuilt around your systems from the start.Through the product's APIs, where they exist.

Internal tools are where the case for building is clearest. They turn repeated manual work into software your team owns. We build them around the workflow your team already runs, then automate the steps that repeat. Typical candidates:

  • Approvals that wait in email threads.
  • Reporting packs rebuilt by hand every month.
  • Reconciliations between the bank, the ERP and the payment provider.
  • Hand-offs where someone retypes data from one system into another.

Our advice on custom application development in the UAE is the same as in Saudi Arabia: build the part that makes you different, and buy the rest. Work that belongs inside the ERP goes there instead, through ERP implementation.

Who keeps the software running after launch?

At Zamarks, the team that builds the software also plans how it will run, and a Retainer can keep a dedicated team on it after launch. Cloud, DevOps and reliability are part of our software scope, so deployment, monitoring and recovery are designed with the system, not added after go-live.

Software is finished when it runs well in production. The plan answers four questions before the build:

  • How each release reaches production, and how it is rolled back.
  • How the system is monitored, and who is alerted when something fails.
  • How data is backed up, and how quickly it can be restored.
  • How the system grows when usage does.

Our own products show what that means in practice. Spextacle is a multi-tenant platform that isolates each tenant in its own database. Its scanner holds when connectivity drops: it keeps an encrypted manifest on the device and syncs in the background when the network returns.

A Retainer also gives you priority, long-term support.

What is software technical due diligence?

Software technical due diligence is an independent review of a software system before an investment, an acquisition or a rebuild. It shows what you are buying or keeping, and what it will take to change. It is part of our software scope.

A review of this kind typically covers:

  • Architecture: how the system is built, and whether it fits what the business needs next.
  • Code quality, and how safely the code can be changed.
  • Security.
  • Scalability under more users, data and markets.
  • Technical debt, and what it will cost to carry or clear.
  • The team and the process behind the code.

It is IT consulting in Saudi Arabia and the UAE at its most concrete: a review of the system itself, not a description of it. For a narrower question, a senior specialist can join as an Individual Expert for focused, hourly work.

What software has Zamarks built for itself?

Two SaaS products: Tranxort, delivery management software for logistics teams, and Spextacle, an event management platform. Both run in Arabic and English for every role, and they are the clearest evidence we can offer of how we engineer software.

  • Tranxort

    Dispatch, a driver app, live tracking, routes and cash on delivery reconciliation, integrated with ERP systems, e-commerce platforms, WMS solutions and carrier APIs. See Tranxort.

  • Spextacle

    An enterprise, multi-tenant platform with database-per-tenant isolation, and an offline scanner app with an encrypted on-device manifest and background sync. See Spextacle.

Engineering we have shipped in them:

  • Bilingual software: our own products run in Arabic and English, for every role.
  • Offline-first scanning, for work that cannot stop when the network does.
  • Multi-tenant architecture, with each tenant's data isolated in its own database.
  • Integrations with ERPs, e-commerce platforms, warehouse systems and carrier APIs.
  • Field apps for drivers and gate staff, alongside the desks that run them.

See the products we build ourselves.

How big is Saudi Arabia's technology market?

Saudi Arabia's digital economy reached about SAR 495 billion, or 15% of GDP, according to a 27 April 2025 release from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) citing the Saudi Vision 2030 Report. MCIT also says the ICT market passed SAR 180 billion by 2024, and calls it the largest technology market in the region.

  • MCIT says Saudi Arabia has reinforced its standing as the region's largest digital talent cluster, creating over 381,000 quality jobs in the technology sector.
  • MCIT says Saudi data center capacity rose 42% in 2023 to 290.5 MW, strengthening readiness for growing demand for cloud services and smart applications.
  • The National Transformation Program, launched in 2016, was the first Vision Realization Program under Vision 2030. Its page says the Program is accelerating the Kingdom's digital transformation, and lists “Develop the digital economy” and “Develop the e-Government” among its strategic objectives.
  • Among the Program's 2025 targets was 19.2% of GDP from the digital economy. That figure is a target, not a reported result.

Sources

What does custom software cost in Saudi Arabia and the UAE?

The cost of software development in Saudi Arabia or Dubai follows scope, team size and timeline, so we scope before we price. We don't publish fixed prices: Individual Experts work at transparent hourly rates, a Project Package carries a fixed scope and a predictable investment, and a Retainer gives you a dedicated team that scales up or down.

What moves the cost:

  • How many platforms: web, mobile or both.
  • How many systems the software must integrate with.
  • Security and compliance requirements.
  • Whether it must work offline, and in more than one language.
  • Support and change after launch.

The scope comes out of the first two steps of every engagement:

  1. Discover

    A focused consultation on your business, your users and the outcome you need.

  2. Plan

    A scoped roadmap with milestones, owners and success metrics. The price follows from it.

  3. Execute

    Senior-led delivery in tight loops, with regular, honest progress reviews.

  4. Scale

    After launch, we measure against the metrics we agreed and keep improving the results.

The same four steps run every Zamarks engagement. See how they work.

Compare the engagement models, or walk us through your scope on a free 30-minute call. Our Software & ERP Engineering lead runs this work. Meet the team.

  • ERP implementation

    ERPNext and Odoo, designed, built and integrated by the same team.

  • Products

    Tranxort and Spextacle, the SaaS products we build ourselves.

  • Growth marketing

    Positioning, performance campaigns and content for what you launch.

  • Engagement models

    Individual Experts, Project Packages and Retainers.

Software development FAQ

  • Yes. Our own products, Tranxort and Spextacle, run in Arabic and English for every role, from the dispatch desk to the gate steward.

  • We don't publish fixed prices, because the cost follows scope: how many platforms, how many integrations, whether the app works offline and what support it needs after launch. Tell us your scope on a free 30-minute call and we'll recommend one of our engagement models.

  • It depends on scope, so we set it in the plan rather than quote a standard figure. A Project Package fixes the scope and timeline before work starts, and delivery runs milestone by milestone.

  • Yes. Software technical due diligence is part of our software scope: an independent review of a system before an investment, an acquisition or a rebuild.

  • Work that belongs to the ERP's own processes goes in the ERP. Customer apps, field apps and tools that span several systems are usually better built alongside it and connected through APIs, and the scoped roadmap makes that call. See ERP implementation for ERPNext and Odoo.

  • Yes. As an Individual Expert, a senior specialist joins your team for focused, hourly work, for as long as you need.

  • Yes. We serve businesses in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Europe, so one senior team can build and integrate software for teams in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dubai or Abu Dhabi.

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