Equipment rental apps for Jeddah's port, building sites and event season.

Short hire customers see a simple catalogue with dates, delivery address and instant confirmation. Account customers see their contract rates, sites and purchase orders. The same unit can serve both, with the dashboard preventing double booking across the two. Rules decide which units appear in the public catalogue and which are reserved for contract customers in Jeddah.

Bundles such as a generator with distribution boards, cabling and light towers, or a cooling set for an outdoor venue, are booked as one item. Setup and collection times sit inside the package so the crew schedule builds itself. Your planners can copy a past package for a repeat venue, adjusting only the dates and the load.

Jeddah's event calendar and the Ramadan and Hajj periods change demand sharply. The dashboard lets you set minimum hire lengths, deposits or blackout rules for specific dates, so your best units are not tied up on low value bookings when demand peaks. Customers booking early for those dates see availability honestly, which builds trust and spreads demand.

Private and small business customers pay or leave a deposit with mada cards, credit cards or Apple Pay through a payment gateway licensed in Saudi Arabia. Refunds of deposits happen from the dashboard after the return check. Payment links can also be sent by message to customers who prefer to book by phone.

Forklifts, reach trucks, pallet trucks and access platforms for logistics customers are listed with capacity, fuel or battery type and attachments. Customers can raise recurring hires and request swaps when a battery unit needs charging or service. Battery charge cycles and service hours are logged per unit, so swaps are planned before a truck stops mid shift.

Customers pick a delivery window and add gate, parking and contact details. Drivers see the job with navigation, venue access notes and any time restrictions for heavy vehicles, which matters in central districts and around large events. Repeat customers keep saved addresses, so a weekly venue or warehouse takes seconds to book again.

Drivers, riggers and electricians receive their jobs, checklists and customer contacts on their phones. Setup is confirmed with photos and a customer signature, and power equipment can include a recorded test before handover. If a job runs late, the crew app tells the office and the customer at once.

Salt air and humidity are hard on generators, compressors and steel equipment near the sea. Return inspections include condition prompts for rust, seals and electrical connections, and feed the workshop's service list for each unit. Units that spend long periods near the waterfront or the port can be given shorter service intervals automatically.

Booking confirmations, driver on the way alerts, extension offers and return reminders go out as push notifications and in app messages, in Arabic or English depending on the customer's choice.

Managers see utilisation by category, which units sit idle, which customers extend most often and how event revenue compares with contract revenue month to month. Invoices flow to your accounting and ZATCA e-invoicing setup. Branch managers see their own figures, and owners see the whole group in one view.