GST hours, +971 phone
Sunday–Thursday by default. India overlap is late morning GST. You can call +971 58 516 5671 or book a slot on Cal.com.
UAE & GCC
Futurebits takes work from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the rest of the UAE on a +971 line. Each catalog service has its own UAE & Gulf landing. Country hubs cover KSA, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman — not 540 thin city clones.
+971 58 516 5671 · GST (UTC+4) · Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah
Most ‘Dubai agencies’ sell presence. We sell a named team, a written scope, and weekly demos. The phone is UAE. The work is in your GitHub, GitLab, or whatever you already pay for.
Start from the track you actually need: production AI, markets infrastructure, or design-plus-frontend. Then open the dedicated geo page for that service — unique title, H1, and body for UAE and Gulf buyers. If two services look identical, we will pick one on the call.
Wider GCC buyers should read /gulf and the country hub that matches them. We do not generate a Riyadh or Doha clone of every service. That is a doorway set; it does not rank and it does not help a real buyer.
We are not a staff-augmentation bench and we are not a local sponsorship. If you need a large on-site crew in Business Bay, we are the wrong call.
Sunday–Thursday by default. India overlap is late morning GST. You can call +971 58 516 5671 or book a slot on Cal.com.
Interfaces can take Arabic later. We will not auto-translate legal or brand copy, and we will say so before you spend.
Access, staging, and a data map before production data moves. Useful when PDPL or a group IT review shows up.
AI, Markets, and Design keep their own visual systems. Pick the one that matches the work. The rest of the catalog is listed below.
Chatbots, RAG, agents, and workflow automation for UAE ops and support. Evals and a human handoff, not a personality.
Backtests, shadow mode, execution, and PnL for desks that can take a meeting in DIFC or ADGM.
UI/UX, audits, landing pages, and frontend in one team. The page should book a call, not win an award.
Country hubs for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman. Same studio, local buyer context, one geo landing per service.
Country hubs for local buyers, week, and money. Each catalog service still has one geo landing — not a clone per capital.
Free-zone and mainland operators who need software in their repo, not a local retainer that never ships.
UAE SaaS buyers expect English admin, AED pricing, and VAT-ready invoices from week one.
Most Dubai web apps fail on the Arabic toggle or the Sunday–Thursday week. We write both into scope.
Family offices and free-zone operators come to us when the off-the-shelf stack cannot hold their process.
We cut a UAE MVP to one hypothesis you can demo in DIFC before the next investor coffee.
One team owns browser to database so your Dubai launch does not split across three vendors.
React/Next in your repo, GST standups, and layouts that do not collapse when Arabic copy arrives.
APIs with idempotency and audit logs. Useful when a UAE regulator or enterprise buyer asks how a write happened.
Partner APIs for UAE banks, logistics, and marketplaces. Sandbox first, then a written go-live checklist.
Ops dashboards for GST hours: the number a manager in Dubai can check before the London open.
Admin tools your bilingual staff will actually use. Roles, not a shared password in a WhatsApp group.
Portals for UAE clients who expect English, invoices, and a mobile-usable status view.
Replace the Excel-plus-WhatsApp ops stack common in free-zone teams with a tool in your repo.
A CRM that matches how UAE sales actually work: WhatsApp, referrals, and a Sunday start.
Two-sided markets for UAE supply and demand, with AED settlement and KYC as requirements, not later.
Subscriptions that can bill AED, show VAT, and cancel without a support ticket storm.
Kill the copy-paste between Tabreed-style ops sheets, email, and chat. Written triggers, weekly demos.
Board and family-office packs that refresh themselves. No intern rebuilding a slide every Sunday.
Map the process a UAE ops lead actually runs, then automate the dull middle. We skip the transformation workshop.
Graduate the Airtable/Zapier tangle before a UAE enterprise security review kills it.
Keep the data, replace the 2014 desktop tool your Dubai staff still lives in.
UAE finance teams still close in Excel. We automate the refresh and leave a file they can audit.
Support, ops, and product teams in Dubai and Abu Dhabi who want AI that answers in English, hands off to a human, and survives PDPL review.
AI products sold into the GCC need evals, a fallback, and a story for PDPL. We write those in.
We will tell a Dubai product team when the model is decoration. If it ships, it has a metric.
Document in, action out, human in the loop. Built for Sunday–Thursday ops, not a US timezone bot.
UAE support lives on web chat and WhatsApp. The bot answers in English, then hands off to a named agent.
Retrieve from your policies and contracts, cite the chunk, refuse when the corpus is thin. PDPL-aware hosting.
Trade licenses, invoices, and Emirates ID packets. Extraction with a human review queue, not a magic PDF.
Search that understands your UAE corpus: mixed English, scanned Arabic, and the filenames nobody normalized.
Recommendations with an explain line. Useful when a Dubai merchandiser has to defend why SKU A won.
Agents with tools, timeouts, and a kill switch. We do not leave a loop running unattended on a UAE desk.
Wire the model into your stack with logging and cost caps. GST-hour support while we land it.
OpenAI (or the model you already approved) behind your auth, with a written fallback if the key dies.
A small internal tool, not a platform. One job a Dubai operator repeats every week.
Show model quality, cost, and the queue. The chart a UAE ops lead can read without a data scientist.
Pull structured fields from the messy PDFs free-zone vendors still send. Confidence scores, not silent guesses.
Deflection that a UAE support manager can measure by Tuesday. Macros and handoff, not a personality.
A GPT on your policies, with citations. Hosted where your UAE counsel can accept the data map.
Drafts for English UAE campaigns. A human editor stays in the loop; we will not auto-publish Arabic.
Short product clips for paid social. Brand kit and cut list first; we do not spray unreviewed footage.
Founders and product leads who need bilingual-ready UI and frontend in the same sprint, not a Figma dump.
Flows for bilingual products. We design the English path and leave room for Arabic without restacking the page.
Decide what a UAE user does in the first three screens. Then we draw and ship those, not a 40-screen myth.
Web apps that survive luxury-brand taste and a harsh noon screen on Sheikh Zayed Road.
SaaS UI that a DIFC analyst and a warehouse clerk can both finish. Density where it earns its keep.
Trading and ops dashboards: the number, the state, the next action. No ornament that hides a breach.
A token set that can grow an Arabic theme later. We start English-first so you can ship this quarter.
Low-fi that forces the Sunday kickoff decision: what is in v1 for the Dubai launch.
Clickable prototypes you can put in front of a UAE buyer before we write production CSS.
Landing pages for AED offers and GST-hour CTAs. One job: book the call, not win an award.
Mobile UI that works in a car on Emirates Road and in a quiet ADGM office. Thumbs first.
Map the real UAE path: WhatsApp inbound, English form, human callback. Then we cut the extra steps.
Figma in your project, components named, and a frontend partner on the same team. No orphan file.
We score the UAE site the way a buyer from Dubai Internet City actually clicks, including the Arabic switch if you have one.
Short research with the users you can reach in Dubai or remotely. Five conversations beat a 60-page persona deck.
Identity that can sit next to DIFC and Hub71 neighbors without looking like a template. We will say no to gold-foil clichés.
Charts a family office or desk head can read in ten seconds. We cut the 3D pies.
DIFC and ADGM desks, prop shops, and family-office traders who want kill switches and fees in the spec, not a weekend bot.
Event-driven backtests with fees and sessions that match the venues you actually trade, including UAE holidays you name.
Shadow the live book in GST hours before capital moves. We treat fill quality as a requirement.
Execution with idempotent orders and a kill switch someone in Dubai can hit. No weekend-bot theatrics.
PnL and exposure a principal can see before London opens. Alerts that mean something.
Post-trade reports for allocators who sit in DIFC. The file they asked for last quarter, on a schedule.
Research stacks with reproducibility. Useful when two PMs in Abu Dhabi disagree about a feature.
We read the code and the runbook. Then we tell you what would fail a serious ops review.
Pages that fire when the feed dies, not when CPU is ‘a bit high’. GST on-call windows we agree in writing.
If TradingView is the source of truth, we automate from it carefully. We will say when you have outgrown it.
A named engineer in an overlapping GST window. Not a ticket queue in another hemisphere.
Teams wiring Stripe, WhatsApp, CRM, and auth for UAE customers without a six-vendor pile-up.
Checkout for UAE cards and the processor you already have. Reconciliation in the same sprint.
Stripe for AED and cards UAE customers actually hold. Webhooks idempotent, receipts you can show finance.
Razorpay is an India rail. For UAE checkout we will steer you to Stripe or a local processor and say why.
Recurring AED billing, proration, and dunning that does not shame a customer in a WhatsApp screenshot.
HubSpot or the CRM you already pay for, wired to the forms and WhatsApp inbox your Dubai team uses.
Official WhatsApp Cloud API. Templates, opt-in, and a handoff. We will not scrape WhatsApp Web.
Lifecycle mail that respects GST send windows and the Friday–Saturday weekend.
GA4 with UAE consent reality in mind: events you can defend, not 40 tags from a leftover GTM dump.
A CMS your marketing lead in Dubai can edit without paging engineering every Thursday.
The third-party you already signed. Sandbox, retries, and a written failure mode.
Auth that survives an enterprise SSO ask from a UAE group. MFA on, passwords not in a sheet.
Roles for the org chart you actually have: sponsor in Abu Dhabi, operators in Dubai, vendor in India.
A database with backups and a region you can point at in a PDPL conversation. We pick it with you.
Vercel, AWS, or the cloud your UAE IT already approved. Staging first, then a rollback you have rehearsed.
Hub71, in5, and DIFC Innovation Hub teams that need an MVP with cut lines, not a slide about product-market fit.
A Hub71 or in5 MVP with one metric. We will cut the marketplace-plus-AI-plus-app fantasy.
A founder in Dubai gets a named counterpart, not a rotating bench. Weekly demos in GST.
Two or three written bets. We will not sell a 12-week strategy that never touches the repo.
A short, opinionated read of the product. Useful before you hire a 20-person agency in Business Bay.
Architecture advice you can act on this month. We decline work that is only a slide.
Launch the UAE SaaS with billing, auth, and a landing page that books a call. Same team.
Take the Figma or no-code demo you showed at GITEX and make it a repo someone can maintain.
From a WhatsApp voice note to a scoped MVP. We write the cut list before we write code.
A roadmap that fits a Sunday–Thursday team and a real budget. Dates we will defend.
A one-sitting architecture for the next two quarters. We name the boring parts: auth, backups, kill switches.
Design and build in one pod for a UAE launch. No hand-off to a mystery frontend shop.
No. Futurebits is a small remote studio with a UAE phone (+971 58 516 5671). We deliver in your repo, keep GST hours, and travel to Dubai when a workshop is the faster path. If you need a brass-plate local entity as the vendor, say so on the call — we will tell you if that blocks us.
Yes. GST (UTC+4) is the default for UAE work. India overlap is late morning GST. We will not book you into a 11pm Dubai standup unless you ask.
Working language is English. We design and build interfaces that can take Arabic copy without restacking the layout. Native Arabic writing is yours or a specialist we can introduce. We will not auto-translate legal or brand copy.
We write a short data map before anything leaves your tenant: what is stored, where it is hosted, who can see it. PDPL questions get a written answer. We do not move production data into a personal laptop to ‘go faster’.
A 30-minute call, a written scope with cut lines, then a 2–4 week slice in your repo. You get weekly demos and a named team. Book a call if that is the shape you want.
Yes — each service has a dedicated UAE & Gulf landing under /uae/services/… plus the global catalog page. Start here, pick AI / Markets / Design, or open the geo URL. If two services overlap, we will pick one on the call instead of selling both.
Thirty minutes. We will tell you if we are the wrong team. 90 services in this view, same delivery model.
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