عربي

The name.

Where we come from, when you ask someone for something, the answer is one word that means consider it done. We named the company after that answer.

Websites, apps, business systems, dashboards, automations and design: anything digital a business runs on.

For businesses of any kind, in any country.

  • 6letters in the Arabic word
  • 6lights in our picture
  • 6things we build

Our vision and mission.

Vision

For any business, anywhere, asking for what it needs should be enough.

Mission

We find the work your team still does by hand, build software that cuts it down, and make sure your staff can use it.

Anything digital your business runs on, in Arabic and English: we plan it, build it and run it with you.

The mark, explained.

The four pieces of our mark come together; when they meet, a hidden tick appears between the T and the ▶.

In Arabic software, ▶ is the “run” button.

The ✓ only exists when the pieces meet. That’s the job.

Measure the mark: the three jobs weigh almost exactly the same.

  • Plan 32.5%
  • Build 33.0%
  • Run 34.4%

The pieces are the packages: lower stem = Starter, upper stem = Business, the bar makes the full T = Pro, the ▶ = Care.

BUILT TO RUN.

On every machine, ▶ means one thing: start.

A team of IT engineers.

  • Kareem AlHaj Saleh

    Founder · IT engineer · Sales

  • Loay Al Morabit

    IT engineer · Technical lead

  • Waseem Al Mahaine

    IT engineer · AI developer

  • Mohamad Taleb

    IT engineer · Consultant

  • Judy Diab

    IT engineer · Designer

  • Majed Al Shareef

    IT engineer · Project manager

A message from Kareem

My family runs a cosmetics factory, and I build software. I’ve watched good teams lose whole afternoons to paper, retyping and chasing. We are a small team of IT engineers, and Tekramo builds the systems that give those afternoons back: in your language, on your floor, with your people.

Kareem AlHaj Saleh · Founder of Tekramo

A message from Loay

I write the code behind what we build, from the app in your pocket to the system behind it. My favourite day is the one after launch, when it simply runs and nobody has to think about it.

Loay Al Morabit · IT engineer · Technical lead

A message from Waseem

I work on the AI side of what we build: the parts that read, sort and answer, so the routine work gets done without someone typing it all again. I only add AI where it really saves time, and I tell you plainly when it won’t.

Waseem Al Mahaine · IT engineer · AI developer

A message from Mohamad

Before anything gets built, I learn how your business really runs: who does what, where the paper piles up, what you would fix first. Then I tell you plainly what is worth building, and what is not.

Mohamad Taleb · IT engineer · Consultant

A message from Judy

I make what we build look and sound like you: your colours, your type, your way of speaking, in Arabic and English alike. On the first day it should already feel familiar.

Judy Diab · IT engineer · Designer

A message from Majed

I keep track of every project’s dates, and I tell you the truth about them, even when the truth is a delay. Before we call it done, I check that you have everything we agreed on.

Majed Al Shareef · IT engineer · Project manager

Built by our team: SmeanaBuilt by our teamStore release pending

What we build with

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • NestJS
  • Prisma
  • PostgreSQL
  • React Native
  • Expo
  • three.js
  • GSAP

Arabic and English

How we work

How a system gets built.

  1. 01350 × 140

    Walk the floor.

    We come to your company, or walk it with you on a call, and follow one order from message to delivery, writing down every place it waits.

  2. 02120 × 150

    Measure the leaks.

    With your team, we count the hours and the material lost at each step before we design anything.

  3. 03120 × 292

    Build on your data.

    You see a working version early, with your own products and orders. Change it while change is cheap.

  4. 04308 × 310

    Run it.

    We install it, train your people in Arabic or English and stay reachable after launch.

Four steps, and every piece is in its place.

Typical timeline: 1 to 12 weeks, depending on the size.

A steel cabinet of sealed sample jars with blank labels, one strip light left on. We drew two of the labels on.

Our promises.

Every example here says what it is.

A factory keeps a sealed sample of every batch it ships, so any claim can be checked later. These are ours.

What the tags mean

  • A system we sketched and built as a demo. Not delivered work.

    See it on Design
  • A detail we have not confirmed yet. We would rather show the gap than guess.

  • An engineer sketches a process in a notebook while a print shop owner explains his press.

    Understand first

    Before anything gets built, we learn how your business actually runs.

    A free first visit, in person or on a call.

  • A key with a teal tag handed over across a desk, next to the handover document.

    It’s yours

    Everything we make for you becomes fully yours, to keep, change or take elsewhere.

    Your domain, your accounts and your data are yours, and the code is fully yours when the last payment is in.

  • A machine’s teal light on at night as a worker walks past.

    Done means running

    We count it done when it runs in your business, and we can stay after launch.

    A training session and a handover document with every website. After launch, Care if you want it: hosting, updates and small edits.

A reply on WhatsApp in our working hours: Saturday to Thursday, 10:00 to 22:00 (GMT+3).

An engineer sketches a process in a notebook while a print shop owner explains his press.

We’d rather be late than wrong.

Hold us to them.