Meetings built for this region
A video meeting platform, SDK and API for teams, classrooms and companies across the Middle East and North Africa. Use it as a finished product, or build it into your own.
Free to start. No card, no sales call.
- Arabic first
- Low latency locally
- Built in the region
- Unmetered seats
Reactions that speak the room's language
منورYou light up the room
يا هلاWelcome
كفوWell done
ما شاء اللهMashallah
يعطيك العافيةThanks for your effort
أبشرHappy to help
يلاLet's go
أحب الفكرةLove the idea
نركزLet's focus
ممتازExcellent
رائعWonderful
برافوBravo
شكراًThank you
موافقAgree
أوكيOkay
فاهمUnderstood
ممكن توضح؟Please clarify
تصفيقApplause
مبروكCongratulations
فكرة حلوةGreat idea
متحمسExcited
تفكيرThinking
قهوةCoffee break
مع السلامةGoodbye
Everything your team needs, in one workspace
Calendar, rooms, recordings and attendance, in Arabic or English, on the web and on your phone.
Three ways to use it
The same meeting engine, exposed at whichever level you need.
- 01Platform
Meetings your team can use today
Hosted rooms with screen sharing, recording and transcripts. Invite your company, split it into departments, and start.
- 02SDK
Video inside your own product
Drop calls into your web or mobile app and keep your own interface. You control the experience; we run the hard part.
- 03API
Meetings your backend controls
Create rooms, admit participants, and collect recordings and transcripts programmatically. REST endpoints and signed webhooks.
What happens to your voice on its way to someone
Scroll to follow one sentence as Layla says it to Omar.
- 1Her voice is locked on her phoneBefore a single sound leaves her device, it is encrypted with a key only the people in the meeting share.
- 2Our servers carry sealed audioDeewan relays it in milliseconds, but to us it is only static: we never hold the key to hear it.
- 3Only Omar can play itThe key lives with the people in the meeting, so her voice turns back into sound only on their devices.
- 4Everyone can checkEach person sees the same security code. If the codes match, nobody else is listening in.
Layla
Speaking
Omar
Listening
Deewan's servers · Can't hear it
Layla says
Shall we start today's lesson?
Her voice is locked on her phone
Before a single sound leaves her device, it is encrypted with a key only the people in the meeting share.
Every other option treats this region as an afterthought.
Teams here pay international prices for products that read right-to-left badly and were never designed with them in mind. That is the gap Deewan exists to close.
- Arabic first, not translated later
- A right-to-left interface and Arabic transcription designed in from the start, rather than bolted onto an English product.
- Fast on any network
- Calls connect in seconds, adapt to weak connections, and get through firewalls and strict company networks.
- Private by design
- Meeting media is encrypted on every device before it is sent. Choose strict rooms and only the people in the meeting ever hold the key, and seal recordings so only they can open them.
- Priced for this market
- Per-seat pricing set for another economy is why teams here ration meeting licences. Deewan is not priced that way.
…and so much more
Classrooms and boardrooms, on the same platform.
Online courses
Run a live class for hundreds, record it, and hand students an Arabic transcript afterwards.
Companies
One workspace for the whole organization, split into departments that cannot see each other's rooms.
Product teams
Embed calls in the app you already ship, without rebuilding media infrastructure.
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Media and recordings alike.
Isolation enforced by the database
Organizations and departments are separated by row-level security in Postgres, not by a filter in application code somebody can forget to write.
Access you can prove
Roles, per-department visibility, revocable join codes and an audit trail of who was let in and by whom.
Run your first meeting in a minute.
Create an account, invite your team, and see whether it holds up on your connection before you commit to anything.
Layla Haddad
Omar Saleh
Sara Nasser
You
