Sports apps for clubs, academies and venue networks across Saudi Arabia.

One brand, many sites. Players choose a city, then a venue, sport and time, with prices, opening hours and rules set per location. A membership bought in one city can be honoured in another, and head office decides which products travel and which stay local. New sites inherit the brand, products and payment setup automatically.

Head office, regional managers, venue managers, coaches and desk staff each see what they need and nothing more. A manager in one region cannot change prices in another, and every change is logged with who made it and when.

For competitions with age or eligibility rules, academy enrolment and registrations that require a confirmed identity, Nafath sign in through an approved provider confirms who the user is. Lighter flows such as casual court bookings keep a quick phone number and code sign up. Verification status is stored, so a player confirms once and is recognised at every event.

Run qualifying rounds in several cities and finals in one, with team registration, regional groups, fixtures, referees, results, standings and progression rules. Teams and fans follow the whole competition in one place, from the first regional match to the final.

The Kingdom does not keep one sporting rhythm. Summer heat closes outdoor slots in Riyadh and the Eastern Province while the southern highlands around Abha stay playable, and Ramadan moves activity late into the night everywhere. Head office sets national calendars, and each region adjusts hours, seasonal products and outdoor rules for its own climate.

Shared curriculum, age groups and assessment frameworks across every branch, with local coaches recording attendance and progress. Head office compares branches on retention and player development, and parents moving between cities can transfer their child without re-registering. Coaches moving between branches keep their history and qualifications.

For clubs building a commercial base: member tiers, digital cards, ticketing with QR entry, a match centre, merchandise and loyalty points. Content is published in Arabic and English, and supporter data stays with the club rather than with social networks. Season ticket holders and members see their history across every competition the club enters.

mada, Apple Pay, STC Bank and international cards through a gateway licensed under SAMA rules, plus SADAD for invoice based payments where it suits. Refunds, wallet credit, family accounts and corporate billing are handled in one ledger across every site.

Bookings, memberships and tickets produce invoices through your Fatoora e-invoicing setup, whether that sits in your ERP or a dedicated provider. VAT is applied consistently across cities, and finance teams reconcile one system rather than several. Each site's takings are visible separately for local managers.

Occupancy, revenue, retention, academy growth and fan engagement, compared across cities and venues. Regional trends, such as a city where weekday afternoons sell well or a region where membership churn rises in summer, show up before they become problems. Data can also feed Power BI or your existing reporting tools.