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WorkPlus

About WorkPlus

WorkPlus is an AI workspace for the everyday business work that keeps getting pushed to tomorrow — summarising, drafting, translating and comparing, in Arabic and English.

What WorkPlus is

Most teams do not lose time because their tools are bad. They lose it in the gaps between them — exporting from one place, reformatting for another, losing the context somewhere in the middle. WorkPlus closes those gaps by putting the work in one place: you describe what you need, and the workspace reads your files, drafts the document, translates the contract or compares the options, then hands back something you can actually send.

Our mission

To give every team a workspace where routine business writing and analysis takes minutes instead of afternoons — without forcing anyone to work in a second language.

Our vision

A workplace where Arabic and English are equal citizens in the same product, and where software handles the mechanical part of the work so people can spend their attention on the judgement part.

What is inside

Every tool below is available in the product today. They share one workspace, one history and one set of files.

  • Mission Mode

    Describe a goal and WorkPlus plans the steps, runs them in order and keeps the result.

  • AI Assistant

    A working conversation for questions, drafts and thinking something through.

  • File Summary

    Turn a PDF, Word file or text document into a summary, key points, actions and decisions.

  • Translation

    Translate text or whole documents while keeping the meaning and tone intact.

  • Price Comparison

    Compare products, services or plans side by side and get a clear recommendation.

  • Business Tools

    Generate proposals, agendas, job descriptions, memos, SWOT analyses and quotations.

Arabic first, not Arabic later

WorkPlus was built right-to-left from the first component. The Arabic interface is not a translation layer bolted onto an English product — it is the same product, with the same capabilities, laid out the way Arabic actually reads.