Saudi AI platform Cycls has launched four specialised AI designed to help individuals and businesses automate tasks, analyse information and prepare work outputs. The launch reflects a shift towards AI tools that can execute multi-step tasks rather than simply answer questions.
- Cycls targets business tasks with specialised AI agents
- Haseef applies AI to Saudi legal research
- Badee combines marketing, content and creative production
- Namaa focuses on Saudi stock market analysis
- Saudi-hosted cloud infrastructure supports Cycls platform
- Sabtiah builds a community around Saudi AI
- Cycls shifts focus from AI answers to task execution
The new agents, Super, Haseef, Badee and Namaa, cover general business tasks, legal research, marketing and the Saudi stock market. Each targets a specific set of needs, with a focus on local laws, market conditions, Arabic language and Saudi cultural context.
Founded in 2021 by engineers Mohammed Alrujayi and Mohammed Alogayyil, Cycls has delivered AI projects for government, private sector and non-profit organisations. The company is now extending that experience through a platform built around specialised AI agents.
Cycls targets business tasks with specialised AI agents
Super serves as a general-purpose agent for research, data analysis, document creation and other business tasks. Users can ask it to gather information, compare findings and prepare reports, presentations or dashboards.
For example, a founder assessing a new market can use Super to collect relevant information and organise the findings into a preliminary report. The agent can also work with files and connect to supported systems and data sources.
Moreover, Cycls organises information in workspaces so users can retrieve and reuse it for future tasks. This allows teams to build on previous work instead of starting each task from scratch.
Haseef applies AI to Saudi legal research
Haseef focuses on Saudi legislation, regulations, decisions and judicial precedents. It helps users interpret legal texts, research relevant provisions and prepare or review legal documents.
A business owner, for instance, can upload a commercial contract and ask Haseef to identify clauses that need closer attention. The agent can explain relevant provisions and direct users to applicable legal sources.
It can also draft contracts, agreements, internal policies and legal memoranda. However, Cycls positions Haseef as a support tool. Professional legal review remains necessary, depending on the nature and complexity of the matter.
Badee combines marketing, content and creative production
Badee brings marketing and creative tasks into one AI-powered workflow. It supports campaign planning, content writing, design, image creation and distribution across supported channels.
A brand preparing to launch a product can use the agent to develop a creative concept, define marketing messages and create platform-specific content. It can also recommend influencers, organise marketing materials and prepare content for publication.
In addition, Badee can create, edit and enhance images. Its focus on Arabic language and Saudi cultural context aims to help brands produce material suited to local audiences.
Namaa focuses on Saudi stock market analysis
Namaa helps users gather and analyse financial information from Saudi Arabia’s Main Market and Parallel Market, also known as Nomu.
The agent can compare listed companies over a selected period, examining available financial data such as revenue, profit and relevant indicators. It can also analyse stock movements, review technical indicators and track company announcements and news.
By organising these sources into reports, Namaa aims to make market information easier to interpret. However, the company states that the tool does not replace independent investment judgement or specialised financial advice.
Saudi-hosted cloud infrastructure supports Cycls platform
Cycls has developed cloud infrastructure within Saudi Arabia, with AI models and data hosted inside the Kingdom. This gives individuals and organisations access to the platform through infrastructure based in the local market.
The approach places data hosting and local requirements at the centre of the offering. These considerations can matter to organisations assessing AI tools for business use, particularly when handling sensitive information.
Cycls has also made its application available through Apple’s App Store and Google Play. Users can start tasks, monitor progress and resume work while agents continue processing tasks in the background.
Sabtiah builds a community around Saudi AI
Beyond its products, Cycls hosts Sabtiah, a weekly AI community that meets every Saturday at the company’s headquarters in Riyadh.
The gathering brings together developers, entrepreneurs, researchers and AI enthusiasts to exchange knowledge, demonstrate projects and discuss developments in the field. Members also share professional opportunities and expertise beyond the weekly sessions.
Through Sabtiah, Cycls is building a community alongside its commercial platform, connecting people working across Saudi Arabia’s AI ecosystem.
Cycls shifts focus from AI answers to task execution
The launch brings together four agents with distinct areas of focus, from legal research to financial analysis. Rather than relying on a single general-purpose chatbot, users can assign tasks to agents designed for specific workflows.
For businesses, the practical value will depend on how accurately these agents handle research, produce usable outputs and fit into existing processes. Their usefulness will also depend on the quality of their sources and the level of human review required.
Cycls’ emphasis on Saudi-specific applications, Arabic language capabilities and locally hosted infrastructure distinguishes its approach. However, the company has not provided performance benchmarks, customer adoption figures or independent assessments of the agents in the supplied announcement.
These measures will help determine how effectively the platform translates its specialised capabilities into measurable business outcomes.
