Every Algerian handles their day from their phone, clearly and in their own language, without queues or waiting
Three commitments that shape every product
Utility over Speculation
Every screen must deliver immediate everyday value. We build for patients, merchants, and families, not investor decks
Resilient by Architecture
Designed for unstable 3G/4G networks, instant cache recovery, zero bloated dependencies, and lightweight footprints
Authentic Arabic UX
RTL is not a CSS property we flip at the end. Typography, visual rhythm, and microcopy are authored natively in Arabic
Five products, one vision
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How we work
Product Strategy & Architecture
Mapping real user frictions in the Algerian ecosystem and architecting lean, durable software foundations
Bilingual Design Systems
High-contrast, accessible visual systems that honor both Arabic typography and Latin technical terms effortlessly
Full-Stack Web & Mobile
Offline-first progressive web apps, resilient APIs, and snappy interfaces built with modern TypeScript and React
Operational Tooling
Custom internal dashboards and automation pipelines tailored for local Algerian operations and payment flows
Local by design
Algeria as lived context, not as surface decoration
Clear at every step
Direct language and legible interaction
Useful before clever
Every visual idea supports comprehension or identity
Bilingual by default
English and Arabic, equally intentional
Quick answers
What is Fennec Studio?
Fennec Studio is an independent Algerian product studio based in Algiers. It builds digital products for care, local services, beauty, personal finance, and developer tools.
Which products does Fennec Studio build?
Koupa and Lamsa are booking apps for local services. Nabdh connects patients with doctors and clinics. Masroof tracks personal expenses offline. Nexus is a desktop control plane for developers running AI coding agents.
Are the products available in Arabic?
Yes. Fennec designs its products bilingual by default. Nabdh is Arabic-first, and Lamsa is an Arabic-first Android app with a right-to-left interface.
Does Masroof need an internet connection?
No. Masroof is offline-first. All financial records stay on your device in local SQLite storage, and you do not need to share bank logins.