An app studio from Saudi Arabia
At FHMM Labs we design apps for the small things in everyday life: the family gathering, the weekend ride, the Baloot table, the time for prayer. We start from a need we know first-hand and build it in Arabic from day one.
Seven apps, each with its own audience.
Your group's gathering, all in one place.
For family, friends and colleagues — instead of a gathering scattered across a chat group, a ledger and a calendar.
Where the road community meets.
One app for riders: today's weather turned into advice for the bike you ride, rides and groups, and a map where only the people you choose can see you.
Prayer times, adhan and qibla, with no ads.
Accurate times for your city with Umm al-Qura, the adhan your way, the qibla and adhkar. It all runs on your phone, with no accounts and no tracking.
Baloot scores, by your own rules.
Score a round in a tap: Sun, Hokm, projects and doubles. The app tells Sun from Hokm by itself and scores by your group's own rules.
Hear who's calling, in Arabic.
The moment your phone rings it says "Mohammed is calling" in a clear voice, for older people and for anyone whose phone is out of reach.
An alarm clock with hands, for everyone.
Made for older people: set the alarm by moving the clock hands with your finger, and the app says aloud when it will ring. No reading or typing needed.
A gym log with a coach that tells you what to lift.
For the gym and home: log your sets in a tap, and the coach suggests your next weight and reps and tells you why. No account, no subscription, and it all runs on your phone.
No ads, no data sales, no background location tracking. What gets shared is shared because you chose to.
Our products are designed in Arabic first, then English — not an afterthought translation of a layout made for someone else.
We solve one problem clearly instead of shipping an app that does everything. We listen to our users and build on what they tell us.
Have an idea, feedback on one of our apps, or a partnership in mind? Write to us.