Arabic and English, from the first line

Describe the software your business needs. Hubtrix builds it — with its own database, real sign-in, a test suite that has to pass first, and an address you can hand to a customer.

Every app ships bilingual. Right-to-left is the default, not a setting you fight with later.

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أريد نظاماً لعيادة أسنان: المرضى، المواعيد، والفواتير — مع تقرير يومي بمواعيد الغد.

“A system for a dental clinic: patients, appointments and invoices — with a daily report of tomorrow's bookings.”

Hubtrix builds

  • Patients, appointments and invoices — modelled, not mocked
  • Its own database, sign-in and team accounts
  • A test suite, written and run before publishing
  • Arabic and English screens, both directions correct
Live at your own address clinic.hubtrix.app

Most generated apps break the moment they meet real work

They demo beautifully. Then the data turns out to be pretend, there is no real sign-in, one customer can see another's records, and nobody can tell you whether any of it works — because nothing was ever tested.

Hubtrix is built around that gap. The boring, load-bearing parts of a real application are not optional extras here. They are the product.

What is in every app

Not a checklist you work through after launch. This is what gets built the first time.

A real database

Your app gets its own database — not a shared spreadsheet and not sample data. Your records are yours, and they are still there tomorrow.

Sign-in and teams

Accounts, organisations and roles from the start, so you can hand the app to your staff instead of keeping it to yourself.

Separation you can prove

One business never sees another's rows. The database itself enforces it, and every app is tested for that specific failure before it goes live.

Tests, then publishing

Each app arrives with a test suite matched to what it actually does. If the suite fails, the app does not reach the internet. No exceptions.

Arabic and English

Both languages, both directions, from the first build. Dates, numerals and layout behave the way your readers expect.

A public face and a private one

A fast public page people can find on search, and a private area your team signs into. One app, two faces — and your own domain when you want it.

How it works

Four steps. You only do the first one.

1

Describe it

In Arabic or English, in your own words. Say what the business does, not what a database should look like.

2

We build it

Screens, data, permissions and the connections between them — assembled from parts that are already known to work.

3

It gets tested

Against your app, not a generic checklist: can staff do their work, is the data correct, is anything leaking between businesses.

4

It goes live

On a real address, in about a minute. Ask for a change and the same gate runs again before anything replaces what your customers are using.

Arabic is not a translation layer

Most tools build in English and mirror it afterwards. The result is the thing every Arabic speaker recognises immediately: text that fights the layout, numbers reading backwards, a date format nobody uses.

Hubtrix builds right-to-left first. Every piece an app is made of is checked in both directions before it is allowed near your project, and your app ships in Arabic and English together — one app your whole team can use, whichever language they work in.

Write your description in Arabic and the app comes back in Arabic first. Write it in English and it comes back in English first. Either way, both are there.

مواعيد الغد

سارة المنصوري ٩:٣٠ صباحاً
أحمد الشمري ١١:٠٠ صباحاً
ليلى حسن ٢:١٥ مساءً

الأرقام والتواريخ والاتجاه — كما يتوقعها القارئ العربي.

Tell us what you need built

Hubtrix is in early access and we are onboarding businesses one at a time, so each one gets our attention. Bring the problem you have been solving with spreadsheets.

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