Hayba Technologies builds websites, mobile apps, brand systems and AI-produced film for companies in the UAE. Six sites live across Dubai and Abu Dhabi — you can open every one of them.
Fixed scope, fixed price. Replies within one business day.
Not mock-ups and not case studies written after the fact. Every one of these is online, serving real customers, and you can open it in a new tab and judge it yourself.
Indoor roller skating rink and academy at Dubai Festival City Mall and Marina Mall Abu Dhabi. Class programmes, coaches, pricing, and a free-trial booking that lands straight in WhatsApp.
Indoor electric drift karts for children aged five to fifteen, at Dubai Festival City Mall and Dalma Mall. A scroll-driven hero, safety and pricing pages, and a branch finder — both languages throughout.
Specialty coffee in Mohamed Bin Zayed City, Abu Dhabi. Hot, cold and bottled menus, the origin story behind each bean, and ordering for delivery.
An indoor football academy for children at Dalma Mall, Abu Dhabi. Built on WordPress on purpose: the academy changes its own schedules, prices and photos without phoning anybody.
Our own fashion label, and the reason this studio exists. A video-led bilingual storefront with sets, colourways, size charts and WhatsApp ordering — shipped as one hand-written file, 28 KB over the wire.
A personal portfolio for the studio’s founder — design, marketing and operations work, with 3D accents, oversized type and a dark editorial layout.
Every engagement starts with a written scope and a fixed price. Nothing is outsourced to an agency you never meet, and the tools are chosen for your case rather than our habit.
Sites that finish loading before a visitor decides to leave. Hand-written where speed decides the sale, WordPress where your own team needs to edit it — we pick per project, and say why.
One codebase, both stores. React Native and Expo, native navigation, Arabic from the first screen rather than the last sprint.
Campaign films, product video and vertical social cuts produced without a crew, a studio or a shoot day — the same pipeline behind the Hayba Noir films.
Identity that survives contact with reality — in a favicon, on a care label, at fifty pixels in a feed. Rules, not just a logo file.
The quiet work: internal tools, assistants and the plumbing between systems that stops somebody retyping the same data at midnight.
Every site we build is served from edge infrastructure, in both languages, and tested on the phones people here actually carry.
The most expensive thing in a project is a surprise. This process exists to remove them — from the quote, from the timeline and from the invoice.
A written scope and a fixed price before anybody writes code. If it is not in the document it is not in the quote — and the document is yours to take anywhere.
Static frames first, in both languages. You approve how it will look while changing it is still free.
A link you can click every week. Progress you can see in a browser on your own phone, not progress described in a status report.
We deploy, hand over every account and credential in your name, and fix anything broken for thirty days at no charge.
Nothing here is exotic. Any competent developer in the region can pick up what we hand over, which is the point.
Code, repositories, domains, store accounts and API keys. Handed over at launch, registered in your name, not ours.
RTL layout, Arabic type and Arabic lockups are built from the first frame — not bolted on after a client complains.
You speak to the person building it. No account manager, no ticket queue, no quiet handover to a junior.
Quoted after one call and a written scope. The number does not move unless you change what you asked for.
Twenty minutes is usually enough to tell you whether we are the right studio, roughly what it costs and how long it will take. If we are not, we will say so and point you somewhere better.