Software development in Syria
A software development company in Syria for your app, website, and operations
SeenTK is headquartered in Damascus, Syria. We help founders and businesses build mobile apps, websites, platforms, and admin dashboards through defined scope, design, development, and testing. Explore our work to decide which kind of product fits your needs before requesting a proposal.
Choose the product your business actually needs
A clear company website may be enough to explain your service and receive enquiries. Accounts, orders, and status tracking may call for a platform or mobile app with an admin dashboard. Repeated internal work, such as customer records and role-based access, may need a custom operational system.
Damanak: warranties and after-sales workflows
We developed Damanak to organise product and customer records, issue digital warranty cards, scan barcodes or serial numbers, and track claims and store-team permissions. It demonstrates how connected operational tasks can become a business app. Review the implementation scope and screens in the case study, or explore the public App Store listing.
VoiceBrief: audio turned into reviewable next steps
We developed VoiceBrief to turn user-selected audio into a transcript, summary, key points, action items, and reviewable dates. The product connects audio selection, processing, and a structured result in one workflow. AI-generated words and dates still need user review; the output is not a substitute for checking important details.
Bayan Summaries: an education platform for Syria
Our Bayan Summaries project presents Syrian Baccalaureate study materials as PDFs and connects content discovery with ordering and payment confirmation. The case study explains the implementation and scope so you can assess its relevance to an education or digital-content product.
From your brief to a written delivery scope
Send the problem, intended users, and the most important action they should complete. We identify the product type, user flows, screens, and integrations, then define a first stage and acceptance criteria. Design approval, development, testing, and handover follow in reviewable steps.
What a proposal needs to make clear
The proposal should distinguish included and deferred features, design and development deliverables, hosting and store-account requirements, code handover, and agreed support. Roles, workflows, integrations, and data needs affect cost and timing. External service fees and later improvements are identified separately when not included.
Plan around real usage in Syria
We discuss target devices, connectivity, file sizes, and Arabic reading direction before choosing implementation details. Loading, retries, useful error messages, and any offline requirements belong in the scope. Payment, messaging, and other external providers must be checked for the intended market instead of assuming universal availability.
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Common questions
SeenTK is headquartered in Damascus, Syria. We focus on Syria and serve suitable Qatar projects remotely, without a physical Doha office.
Yes. Damanak, VoiceBrief, Bayan Summaries, and other projects have case studies with screenshots, public links where available, and clear prototype status where applicable.
Yes, subject to reviewing its code, architecture, deployment, and account ownership before proposing a scope.
Support scope and duration are agreed explicitly. Fixes, new features, and third-party services should not be assumed to be included indefinitely.