Sentiment Analysis
Score customer feedback and reviews across Arabic and English by polarity and intensity, surfaced as a signal your team can act on — the capability most requested first.
30+ enterprise clients. Building since 2016. We run a 300-person operation on our own AI — then bring that same discipline to Arabic and English: sentiment, summarization, classification, entity extraction.

Six capabilities, weighted toward the two that matter most for unread feedback and unread documents.
Book a Discovery Sprint →Score customer feedback and reviews across Arabic and English by polarity and intensity, surfaced as a signal your team can act on — the capability most requested first.
Condense long documents into working summaries.
Route text into the categories your workflow runs on.
Pull structured fields from unstructured documents.
Neither language is a translation of the other.
30+ enterprise clients. Building since 2016. Six defined steps, start to finish.
We scope the specific text problem against your data — sentiment, summarization, classification, or entity extraction.
Your Arabic and English text is sampled and assessed for coverage before any model work starts.
Base models are fine-tuned on your domain text and evaluated for accuracy in both languages.
A production pipeline is built around the model — ingestion, inference, and output, wired end to end.
The system is deployed to run inside UAE-zone infrastructure, serving production traffic from the region.
Live monitoring is in place and the system is documented and handed to your team. You own it — no lock-in.
Before it reached 30+ clients, we ran it on ourselves — three systems, one ~300-person operation.
The loop above is general delivery discipline. Our only published case in this category — a 2024 agentic, reinforcement-learning automation project that cut a retail client's costs 35% — is not an NLP result, and we're not presenting it as one.
This is our clearest public engagement record. It's agentic automation — not text analysis. We're citing it here for one reason: it shows how this team ships in production, under the same discipline an NLP engagement would run on. It is not a substitute for an NLP result.
Localization, ownership and deployment — answered directly, before the call.
Natively, both directions. Sentiment, summarization, classification and entity extraction are fine-tuned on Arabic and English text directly, with deployment landing in UAE zones as one of the six steps — not bolted on as a translation layer afterward.
Trained on yours, and owned by you when the engagement ends. That's the fourth pillar every build is held to — FAST, SMART, PROVEN, OWNED — no subscription required to keep the system running.
UAE zones, as one of the six defined steps. Deployment isn't a separate offshore hop after the model has already been trained elsewhere.
Ask that directly on a Discovery Sprint. What stands behind it today: 30+ enterprise clients since 2016, an operation of roughly 300 people running on the AI we build for ourselves — InterviewGod for hiring, Vikaas for outreach, Vidya for upskilling — and delivery discipline shown on an agentic-automation build that cut costs 35% for a retail enterprise in 2024. That's evidence of how we build, not a substitute for this specific problem.
45 minutes, free, no obligation. Bring the Arabic or English text you're not yet using — feedback, documents, support tickets, whatever's piling up — and leave with a specific answer on what we'd build for it.
Arabic or English feedback, tickets, or documents — whatever's sitting unanalyzed.
Live in the session — sentiment, classification, extraction, whatever the data calls for.
Concrete next steps for your text specifically — not a generic demo deck.