Apps for riders and drivers, an admin dashboard, regional payment gateways, and Arabic-first design — Waslni runs the whole ride-hailing business under your brand. Two production tenants are live in Egypt and Palestine. Yours can be next.
Most ride-hailing software is built once and resold everywhere. Waslni was rebuilt by the operators who use it every day — for MENA, with the constraints that actually matter on the ground.
Your app name, your icon, your splash, your URL. iOS and Android binaries published from your developer accounts. Riders and drivers never see Waslni.
Paymob, Kashier, Fawry, and Lahza pre-wired. Cash, card, and wallet on the same trip. Settlements reconciled inside the admin dashboard, not in a spreadsheet.
Right-to-left layouts, Arabic notifications, Arabic admin panel. Switch to English without a redeploy. Translators not required to keep the app readable.
Pricing, service types, fare formulas, surge windows, driver documents, content pages — all live-editable. No engineering team needed to change a rule, a copy, or a price.
Riders and drivers see different apps. Your operations team sees a control panel that runs both. Everything ships together, builds together, and stays in sync.
Pickup, destination, fare estimate, request, watch the driver arrive, pay, rate. Map preview, scheduled rides, history, support chat, multiple service types, promo codes, referrals, saved places, multi-stop.
Go online, accept a request, navigate to pickup, finish the trip, collect cash or confirm card, see earnings, request a payout. Heatmap of demand, in-app chat, driver document upload during onboarding.
Live map of drivers and trips, dispatch override, fare and surge controls, driver approval, payouts, refunds, content pages, banners, analytics, audit log, role-based permissions. Built for the people who actually run dispatch.
See every driver and every trip in real time. Reassign rides manually when you have to. Cancel, refund, and credit, all with an audit trail.
Per-service pricing — taxi, car, van, motorcycle, delivery — each with its own base, per-km, per-min, minimum, and surge curve. Edit live.
Paymob, Kashier, Fawry, Lahza. Cash, card, wallet. Method tracked per trip. Refunds and partial refunds from the dashboard.
Track earnings per driver. Approve weekly or on-demand payouts. Export reconciliation reports. Hold a payout if a dispute is open.
Privacy, terms, rules, FAQ, banners — all editable from the admin panel without a code deploy. Two-language rollouts in one click.
SuperAdmin, Admin, Manager, Customer Service — each scoped to the screens and actions you choose. Add or remove a permission key from any role without a restart.
Every part of the platform was built with one question first: would a real operator in Cairo, Ramallah, Amman, or Riyadh actually use this? If the answer was no, the feature was reshaped until it was yes.
Arabic is the design baseline, not a translation layer. RTL layouts, Arabic dates and numerals, Arabic push notifications. English is the alternate, not the default.
Paymob, Kashier, Fawry, and Lahza shipped in production. Per-tenant gateway routing — choose which providers your country uses; the platform handles the rest.
Google Maps and Mapbox supported. Configure your map vendor per tenant. Address autocomplete tuned for Arabic place names.
Support, deploys, and incident response run on MENA business hours, not San Francisco hours. A pull request opened in the morning gets a reply the same day.
Most operators arrive expecting a 6-month implementation project. The actual path is shorter because the platform is already built — your team configures it.
Start a free 14-day demo with pre-seeded drivers, riders, and trips. Same platform as production — isolated, time-boxed, zero risk.
Send your app name, icon, brand color, and country. We provision your tenant with your branding wired through both apps and the admin panel.
We hand off iOS and Android binaries for your App Store and Play Console accounts. Approval typically takes one to two weeks; we handle the technical metadata.
Switch payment gateways from sandbox to live keys. Bring your real drivers. Start dispatching. The platform handles the rest.
Generic clones are built once and resold; their feature set freezes the day you buy. Waslni is a living platform with two real tenants in production today. New features ship to every tenant. Country-specific configuration is the norm, not a special request.
Yes. Once your tenant is configured, day-to-day changes — pricing, service types, content pages, fare formulas, driver document lists, banners, permissions — happen inside the admin dashboard. A developer is only needed if you want to extend the platform itself.
Anywhere with the right setup. The platform is country-aware: payment gateways, currencies, languages, maps, and regulatory metadata are tenant-level settings. Egypt and Palestine are live today. Other MENA countries are spinning up.
Trips are paid through your chosen gateway (Paymob, Kashier, Fawry, Lahza) or in cash. Driver earnings accumulate in the dashboard. You approve payouts on your own schedule — daily, weekly, or on demand. Reconciliation reports export to CSV.
Most launches plan for under 30 days end-to-end — sandbox on day one, configuration in week one, app-store submission in week two, live operations in week three or four. App-store approval is the longest single step.
Every tenant runs on its own database. Trips, riders, drivers, and payments never touch another operator's data. Cross-tenant access by platform staff is logged in an audit trail.
A white-label platform to launch your Uber-style app — rides, delivery, restaurants, and shops. Start a free 14-day sandbox, no credit card and no engineering required.