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Codeeo handles AI video generator app development in Riyadh for agencies, corporate communications teams, broadcasters and training providers. We build apps that take a script, a brief or a slide deck and produce branded Arabic and English video, with narration, captions and the approval steps a large organisation needs before anything goes public. Our Riyadh team sits in the same city as you, so workshops and reviews happen face to face.
The value is not novelty. It is shorter turnaround on the videos your teams already make every week: internal announcements, event promos, product explainers and training modules, produced to one brand standard and signed off by the right people. Staff keep creative control; the app removes the repetitive production work.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the app can include
Riyadh is where most national headquarters, ministries, broadcasters and the agencies that serve them are concentrated. Video here usually passes through several hands: a marketing lead writes the brief, a legal or compliance reviewer checks claims, a senior manager approves, and only then does it reach social channels or an internal portal. A generator that ignores that chain gets abandoned after the first month.
So the features below start with formal Arabic scripting and end with sign-off and publishing. In between sit the pieces that make AI output usable at corporate scale: locked brand templates, presenter avatars with documented consent, batch production for event seasons, and hosting choices that keep confidential material inside the Kingdom. We pick the generation models during discovery, test them against your real scripts, and keep them swappable so you are not tied to one vendor as the technology moves. Mobile and web versions share one account, so a manager can approve from a phone between meetings while editors work at a desktop.
Users paste or write a script and the app splits it into scenes, suggests visuals, and voices it in Modern Standard Arabic or English. Pronunciation lists handle company names, product terms and the titles of senior officials so the narration sounds right the first time.
Corporate videos drafted from text in one sitting.
Drafts move through reviewers you define, such as brand, legal and an executive sponsor. Each reviewer comments on a specific scene and timestamp, and nothing can be exported until every required approval is recorded with a name and time.
No unapproved video leaves the building.
A spokesperson can be filmed once and used as a digital presenter. The app stores the signed consent, the permitted uses and an expiry date, and blocks generation with that likeness once permission lapses or is withdrawn.
Avatar use stays inside what the person agreed to.
Logos, typefaces, colour palettes, lower thirds and intro and outro cards are fixed per brand or per department. Agencies running several Riyadh clients switch between kits without one client's identity leaking into another's work.
Every output looks like it came from the same studio.
During Riyadh Season or a large conference, teams need dozens of promos with changing dates, venues and performers. A spreadsheet of details feeds one template and the app renders every variant in vertical, square and wide formats.
A full campaign of cut-downs from one master design.
For unreleased announcements, financial results or internal strategy videos, scripts and renders can be stored on cloud infrastructure located in Saudi Arabia, with access logs and role permissions your information security team can audit.
Confidential material stays where your policy requires.
Staff sign in with the identity system your company already uses. Workspaces separate departments, and an administrator controls who can generate, who can approve and who can only view.
Access follows your organisation chart, not shared passwords.
Learning teams turn policy documents into short narrated modules with captions, then export them in formats your learning platform accepts, with quiz prompts placed between scenes.
Compliance and onboarding content refreshed without a film crew.
Managers see how many videos each team produced, how long approval took, which templates are used most and where generation costs are going, so budgets and model choices are based on actual use.
Clear evidence of where the app saves time.
Approved videos go straight to the places your audience watches: the company intranet, a YouTube channel, LinkedIn, X and Snapchat, each with the right aspect ratio, caption file and Arabic and English titles. Scheduled posting lines releases up with announcements and embargo times set by communications.
Approval and publishing happen in one place.
Who this is for
Riyadh buyers tend to be organisations rather than individual creators. They care less about viral effects and more about control: who approved a video, which likeness was used, where files are stored and whether the Arabic is correct. These are the four groups we most often plan for, and each needs a different first release. Smaller businesses in the city can still use the same building blocks, usually starting with templates and narration alone.
Agencies in Olaya and around King Fahd Road juggle many clients, each with its own brand rules and approval contacts. A white-label generator with separate client workspaces lets account teams produce first cuts quickly, share review links with clients and keep billing per client clear. The first release usually covers templates, client review and multi-format export, with custom avatars added later. Pricing models for agencies differ too: some pass generation costs through to each client, others absorb them in a retainer, and the app can report usage either way.
Client separation is the first thing we design.
Head offices in KAFD and across northern Riyadh send a steady stream of internal updates, CEO messages and event recaps. The app gives communications staff a governed way to produce these in Arabic and English, with legal review built in and storage that satisfies the information security department. We also plan for the reality of Saudi working weeks and Ramadan schedules, when announcement volume and timing change and reviewers are harder to reach.
Approval and hosting rules are agreed before any model is chosen.
Riyadh has become a base for regional broadcasters, with MBC Group among those that moved their headquarters to the city. Production teams use AI generation for promos, social cut-downs, rough storyboards and archive repackaging, while keeping full human editing for flagship content. We integrate with existing asset management rather than replacing it. Metadata, rights information and the model used are written back to your archive, so a promo generated today can still be traced years later.
AI fills the gaps; editors keep the final cut.
Large campuses such as King Saud University and Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University, along with private training institutes, produce lecture summaries, orientation videos and course trailers every term. A generator tied to their learning platform lets faculty build short explainers from slides without booking studio time. Faculty can choose a narration voice, add captions for students who watch on mute in libraries and on campus buses, and publish to the course page in one step.
How we work together
Most organisations begin with a fixed scope first version covering one department or one client group, built with our team of 80+ people across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi. After launch, a monthly retainer keeps templates fresh and models current. Agencies and broadcasters with a larger roadmap sometimes take a dedicated team that works inside their own planning cycle. Whichever you choose, the scope, the people involved and the review points are written down before work starts. Our 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews comes from clients who have worked with us this way.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Native or cross platform mobile apps, a web studio for desktop editing, a cloud render queue, and generation models chosen by trial. Each layer is selected for your security rules and for the team who will run the app after us. Generation runs through an abstraction layer, so a model can be replaced without touching the app your staff use.
01Mobile
02Data and cloud
03Marketing and tracking
Script to video, brand templates and an approval flow.
Most Riyadh clients want governed output before they want clever effects. The first release normally includes Arabic and English script to video, locked brand templates, reviewer sign-off and export in the formats your channels need. Avatars, batch production and learning platform links tend to follow once the core flow is proven with one department. We usually aim for a first department live and producing real work before widening the scope.
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