Arabic-native. Not Arabic-translated.
Work naturally in Arabic, dialect, and the English technical terms developers already use.
Describe what you want in your own words. Nuwat is designed to work with Arabic, dialect, and the English technical terms developers use every day.
Work naturally in Arabic, dialect, and the English technical terms developers already use.
Build something from scratch or open an existing codebase and ask Nuwat to make focused changes.
Handle RTL, mixed Arabic/English text, responsive layouts, forms, navigation, and Arabic-first interfaces.
One clear request becomes project context, a plan, focused edits, and a reviewable result.
سو لي dashboard للمبيعات وخلي الـ sidebar collapsible واربطه مع Supabase
+ <aside className="sidebar" dir="rtl">
+ <button aria-expanded={open}>
+ {open ? "إغلاق" : "القائمة"}
+ </button>
+ </aside>Nuwat is an Arabic-native coding agent. Describe what you want to build or change in Arabic—dialect, Modern Standard Arabic, and familiar English technical terms included—and Nuwat works through the codebase with you.
Nuwat reads the project, understands the request in context, plans the work, edits the relevant files, and gives you a result you can inspect and continue refining.
It is designed for the way Arab developers actually work: mixed-language instructions, RTL interfaces, existing codebases, and product decisions shaped by Arabic users.
Yes. You can describe the feature, bug, or product you want entirely in Arabic, using Modern Standard Arabic or conversational language.
Yes. Nuwat is designed for the way developers actually speak, so terms such as API, dashboard, component, Next.js, and Supabase can stay in English inside an Arabic request.
Yes. Open an existing project and ask for a focused change. Nuwat can inspect the relevant structure and files, plan the work, make edits, and present the result for review.
Nuwat is designed to support multiple model providers. The Models page shows which models are available now and which integrations are still planned.
Yes. Nuwat is designed to account for document direction, logical layout, mixed Arabic and English content, forms, navigation, icons, and responsive behavior.
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