Delivery Sprint
A complete system, built and handed over. Written scope, weekly demos, and a date we commit to.
Saudi-owned software delivery · Riyadh
We build business software with AI agents under human review. That lets us commit to a price and a delivery date in the contract — something most vendors cannot do.
To your first working system — deployed, not a demo
Price and date, written into the contract
Of code reviewed and signed by a named engineer
A Proof Build. Small enough to approve without a tender
The real problem
Every large organisation in the Kingdom has systems that were scoped, quoted at millions, judged not worth it, and shelved. Not because nobody needed them — because at traditional labour costs the numbers never worked.
We change the numbers. Work that was uneconomic to buy becomes straightforward to buy.
What we do
A complete system, built and handed over. Written scope, weekly demos, and a date we commit to.
Replace the system nobody left understands. We lock its real behaviour in tests first, then rebuild it in slices you can verify.
ZATCA e-invoicing, NPHIES, Nafath, Absher, Yaqeen. Published requirements and hard deadlines — exactly what fixed price is for.
A fixed monthly delivery capacity. You prioritise each month, we ship. The queue that never justified a tender finally moves.
How we build it
We use AI agents to write software, and we are open about it — because the answer to “is it safe?” should be a document, not a shrug. Every change passes six gates before it reaches your systems.
The behaviour is written down before any work starts — including edge cases and acceptance criteria.
Tests are written and reviewed before the implementation exists, so correctness is defined up front.
Agents implement against the specification and the tests, directed by the engineer who owns the change.
Tests, type checks, dependency and licence scanning, and static security analysis — all blocking.
A named senior engineer reads every line and signs off. This gate is never skipped, for any deadline.
A named person approves the release, and that approval is recorded in your repository.
No line of code reaches your systems without a named senior engineer approving it — and that approval history is the same evidence a security review asks you for.
Start here
Pick something from your backlog you have wanted for two years. We build it, deploy it, and hand over the code. Then you decide whether to continue — with evidence instead of a pitch.
Why MindLinks
Local content that counts toward your score, and SME preference in government procurement — advantages a foreign vendor cannot offer you.
No junior bench. Every engineer on your project is someone who can review code and be accountable for what ships.
Scope written down, change process agreed before we start, and a delivery date in the contract rather than an estimate.
Code sits in your repository from day one. IP assigned on payment. Licence scanning on every release. No lock-in.