What does “Baranim” mean?
Baranim is the plural of “birnām”, an Arabic word for “program”. So our name means “programs”: a family of software, each with its own name, joined by one letter.
We make simple, clear software that works as well in Arabic as it does in French and English.
Baranim is the plural of “birnām”, an Arabic word for “program”. So our name means “programs”: a family of software, each with its own name, joined by one letter.
Our symbol reads as “ب” in Arabic and “b” in Latin. That is how we see our products: no language comes second.
One goal per page. If a feature needs a manual, we redesign it.
Arabic is never added later. Every product works in Arabic, French, and English from day one.
We test every key flow on mobile, in every language, before we ship it.
Every product has a public changelog that we add to each month.
Every Baranim product has its own name and colour, and they all carry the same letter. Our first product: Riwaq Platform.