Members, billing, bookings, and marketing in one place — in Arabic and English, priced in Egyptian pounds, built around how spaces here actually work.
Used by independent coworking spaces in Cairo.

Every space we talked to had the same list. This is what the software removes.
Payments tracked in a notebook or a spreadsheet nobody trusts by the end of the month.
Late invoices chased by memory, awkwardly, or not at all — so money quietly goes uncollected.
One person guards a calendar, and two clients still show up for the same meeting room.
Occupancy, revenue, who is about to leave — all of it living in someone's head.
Monthly desks, credit passes, hourly rates. Prices lock at signup, so a price rise never rewrites an existing member's deal.
Invoices with sequential numbers, payments in cash, InstaPay, transfer or card machine, and a printable bilingual invoice.
A week calendar starting Saturday. Double-booking is refused by the database itself, not just hidden in the interface.
Offers, announcements with shareable links, loyalty points that accrue automatically, and one-tap WhatsApp to any member.

Cash, InstaPay, transfer, card machine — recorded once, reconciled forever, printable in both languages.

Loyalty points that accrue on their own, offers worth sharing, and announcements that reach every member.

One calendar for every room, and a database that physically refuses to double-book a slot.
Not a translation bolted on afterwards. The whole interface mirrors for Arabic, with Arabic typography that was chosen rather than defaulted to.

Deliberately below the dollar-priced international tools, with the member app included rather than sold as an extra module. Talk to us and we will quote against your member count.
Tell us about your space and we will walk you through it — and set you up with your members and plans already loaded.
We reply within a working day.