What is Moshaar, and what sets it apart from other systems?
Moshaar is one Arabic work platform that brings the conversation, the tasks, the projects, the clients, the documents and the finances into a single place — and it starts where work actually starts: the discussion. Instead of a team agreeing in a chat and then someone re-entering that agreement into a second board, the task, the document and the invoice are born from the message itself and stay linked to it. What separates it from the big international suites is that those are English products localised into Arabic and ask for weeks of setup before they work; what separates it from a pile of separate tools is that there you pay four subscriptions and then wire them together yourself. Moshaar is built for teams who work in Arabic, with the option of running inside the Kingdom or inside your own organisation for those who need it.
What does it mean that Moshaar is built on Vibe Working?
It means the AI here is not a question-and-answer window on the side of the screen, but agents who are members of the workspace: they take tasks, read the discussion and write documents inside the task itself, within permissions you set and with approval that stays human. Moshaar is the first Arabic platform built this way. Learn more about Vibe Working.
What is the difference between Vibe Working and Vibe Coding?
Vibe Coding is a part of Vibe Working, not its counterpart: it is the case whose output is code — a short, individual context that lives in one session and is reopened each time it fills. Vibe Working is the same principle at the level of the whole work: a long, shared context that lives in the team’s workspace, with agents working on it for hours until the task is done, on several tasks at the same moment — it is how we build Moshaar itself, a long software project.
Does the agent act without my permission?
No. An agent is a member with permissions like any other: what it sees, what it can change and what needs approval before it goes through are all set in advance, and final approval is always human. Everything it produces is recorded with its name and timestamp, so it can be reviewed or reversed like any other work in the workspace.
How long does it take to get running in our organisation?
Most teams have their first workflow running within a day or two using the ready-made templates and with no training, because the interface is a conversation your team already knows. Bespoke, more complex procedures are handled with you by our team — from planning through to going live and training the team — and usually complete within one to two weeks.
Can we try it before we pay?
Yes — 14 days on the Basic or the Professional plan, with every one of their features, no exceptions. And if you are not ready to subscribe afterwards, the Free plan stays with you with no time limit.
And if we change our mind after subscribing?
You upgrade, downgrade or cancel whenever you want, from that same dashboard — no contract tying you down and no retention call before you are allowed to cancel. Your data stays kept for you after cancellation.
Monthly or annual — what is the difference?
The features are identical either way; the difference is cost and flexibility. The annual subscription saves up to 23% of its value, and the monthly one keeps you free of a long commitment while you are still measuring the result on your own team.
Where is our data stored, and who can reach it?
Your data is encrypted to the AES-256 standard in transit and at rest, with regular backups and multi-layered protection. Each organisation workspace is isolated from every other, and access inside it is governed by role permissions rather than by trust. The Free, Basic and Professional plans run on a high-security public cloud, while the Organisations plan chooses between hosting 100% inside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia or running inside your own data centre (on-premise).
Does it suit government entities and SDAIA requirements?
Yes, through the Organisations plan: hosting inside the Kingdom, or running inside your own premises as you require, in line with the requirements of the Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) and the Personal Data Protection Law. The other plans run on a high-security public cloud that may not be inside the Kingdom — talk to us and we will set your entity up appropriately.
Is the electronic signature recognised and binding?
Yes, and it can be placed at any step of a workflow. Every signature carries an audit trail recording who signed, when, and from which device, which makes it documented and binding under Saudi regulations.
Can we build a workflow that matches our own procedures?
Yes, and the customisation is complete: you draw the steps of the workflow, set the fields and the conditions, and decide who sees and who approves at each step — from the interface, without a single line of code. Learn more about projects and workflows in Moshaar.
Does it connect to our existing systems (ERP, payroll)?
Yes, through APIs that connect Moshaar to the resource-planning, payroll, warehouse and sales-channel systems you run today, local or international. And our technical team sets the required integration up with you rather than leaving it on your desk.