Teen Hub, Qatar Museums
Three audience doors, signed QR passes, bilingual RTL, a printed code for when a scan fails, and a live dashboard, for a festival at Al Bidda Park.
- Type
- Client work
- Sector
- Culture and public events
- Year
- 2026
App development company in Qatar
Your customers register, book and pay from the phone in their hand, in Arabic or English, and your staff run it from one panel without calling anyone.Cliqom builds it from Doha at a fixed price per phase. A first version with registration, payments and an admin panel is typically live in three to six weeks, and you own the code from day one.
What you get
An app on iOS and Android, or a web app that installs to the home screen
Native for the app stores when the business needs it there, a web app when a browser is enough. We tell you which, and why, on the first call.
Arabic and English, mirrored properly
Right-to-left layout on every screen, not a flipped English design. Copy written in Arabic by a person.
Payments that work here
A Qatari payment gateway plus Apple Pay and Google Pay, so a customer in Doha pays the way they already pay.
An admin panel you can actually use
Bookings, members, orders, content. Your staff run the app without calling us.
The screens that pass App Store review
Account deletion, reporting, blocking and the legal pages, in both languages. Apps with user content get rejected without them.
Hosting, monitoring and the person who picks up
Deployed on your accounts, watched after launch, fixed by the people who built it.
What it costs
Cliqom prices per engagement rather than from a rate card. The number is fixed in the proposal before work starts, with what is out of scope written next to it. If the budget does not fit, the scope moves. The rate does not.
What moves the number up
- Native iOS and Android instead of a web app
- Payments, memberships or subscriptions
- A backend that must stay in a Middle East data region
- Offline use, such as a QR scanner at a venue
What moves the number down
- A web app instead of two native apps
- Reusing a system we have already built for the same industry
- Launching in one language first and adding the second in phase two
How long it takes
- Scope and price
- One call, a written proposal within two working days
- First working link
- Within seven days of signing
- First version live
- Three to six weeks, depending on payments and backend
- App store review
- One to two weeks after submission, outside anyone's control
Work like this
LearnHow
A bilingual mobile app where families in Qatar find verified tutors. Credentials checked, children's data kept in the region, built to pass App Store review.
- Type
- Client work
- Sector
- Education
- Year
- 2026
Abaya Walk
A site, a registration flow and an admin panel for a community in Doha, live in under two days.
- Type
- Client work
- Sector
- Events and fashion
- Year
- 2026
Questions people ask
How much does it cost to build an app in Qatar?
It depends on whether you need native apps or a web app, on payments, and on where the data must live. Cliqom prices per phase at a fixed number, stated in the proposal before you commit, with out-of-scope items written next to it.
How long does it take to build an app?
A first version with registration, payments and an admin panel is typically live in three to six weeks. You see a working link within seven days of signing. App store review adds one to two weeks.
Do you build apps in Arabic?
Yes. Every screen is built right-to-left as well as left-to-right, and the Arabic copy is written by a person, not translated by a machine.
Who owns the code?
You do, from day one. Code, data and accounts are set up in your name. We run it for as long as you want us to, and you can leave with everything.
Which payment gateways work in Qatar?
We integrate a Qatari payment gateway alongside Apple Pay and Google Pay, so customers pay with the cards and wallets they already use in Doha.
Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?
Yes, including the screens Apple requires for apps with user content: account deletion, reporting, blocking, and legal pages in both languages.
Do you work with businesses outside Qatar?
Yes. We are based in Doha and registered at the Qatar Financial Centre, and we build for clients across the Gulf and in the EU.
What happens after the app is live?
We monitor it, fix what breaks, and change it as the business changes. When it breaks at 9pm, someone who built it picks up.