AAA Pulse

01 Concepts from AAA Pulse

See what we build before you ask for it

Four Saudi brands we invented: a café, a store, a clinic and a maintenance company · We built each one a working interface you can try, drawn in code and not with photos

Brands invented for this gallery, with no client behind them and no results figures · The concept pages are in Arabic, as they would be for a Saudi business

Four concepts you can try

01 Interactive menu

Safh

A café on a mountainside

A café menu that changes with the time of day, and explains each coffee crop before it's ordered

  • Identity and motion
  • Menu
  • An AAA Pulse concept

02 A store with a gift finder

Ghada

Incense and oud, gifts you put together

An incense and oud store that starts from the occasion, and suggests the gift box and the line for its card

  • Websites and stores
  • Store
  • An AAA Pulse concept

03 Clinic booking

Mirfaq

Physical therapy, booked from where it hurts

Physical therapy booking that starts from where it hurts, not from a list of therapists

  • Websites and stores
  • Bookings
  • An AAA Pulse concept

04 Automation and AI

Ratq

Home maintenance, requests run by automation

A maintenance request is classified and scheduled, and a supervisor approves it before it reaches the customer

  • Automation and AI
  • Human review
  • An AAA Pulse concept

How we work with you

Four phases, and scope and timeline are written before we start

  1. 01

    We write the scope

    Scope and timeline are written before we start

  2. 02

    We draw

    You see and try the interface before we build what's behind it

  3. 03

    We build and test

    On a real phone and on desktop, in Arabic first

  4. 04

    We launch and follow up

    We hand over what we built and how to run it

Have a business? We start from your idea

Tell us your type of business and what's slowing it down, and we come back with a written scope

Safh, Ghada, Mirfaq and Ratq are brands invented for this gallery and do not represent any real business · Every interface in them is drawn in code, with no generated images and no stock photos