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Best Lebanese Software and App Companies

This guide covers the Lebanese software and app companies worth knowing, whether you need a team to build something or want to see what local engineers have shipped.

Lebanon’s tech scene runs from software houses that build banking platforms for the Gulf to consumer apps used across the region. We focused on companies that write software, not marketing agencies, so every pick here builds products or systems.

How we chose

Every company here is listed in the Made in Liban directory and is either based in Lebanon or was founded by Lebanese entrepreneurs. We left out digital and marketing agencies and gave more space to companies with documented products, clients or team sizes. We have not tested each company’s software or hired their teams; the details come from each listing’s information.

App and custom software developers

Eurisko

From its main development hub in Adma, north of Beirut, Eurisko’s team of around 200 engineers and designers has shipped more than 500 apps and platforms. Banking is its strongest line: it built the Eurisko DXP digital banking platform and a digital onboarding system, with clients such as Bank Audi and Arab Bank. It also runs offices in Riyadh, Dubai and Larnaca and its own academy for training developers. Visit Eurisko

TEDMOB

Founded in Beirut in 2015, TEDMOB builds apps and websites with a focus on e-wallets, telecom self-care apps, loyalty programs, OTT platforms and e-government services. Its client list runs from OMT and MTV Lebanon to Ooredoo and Africell. It suits businesses that need a consumer app tied into payments or a telecom backend. Visit TEDMOB

Dow Apps

The mobile arm of Dow Group, Dow Apps works from Allenby Street in downtown Beirut and from Dubai. The team builds native iOS and Android apps, cross-platform apps in Flutter and React, Unity and mobile games, and iBeacon proximity solutions. Visit Dow Apps

COMPU-VISION

On Lebanon’s northern coast in Batroun, COMPU-VISION builds websites, mobile apps and custom software, led by CEO Dr Fares Saab. It also sells ready-made products: Clinic Vision for medical clinics and online management systems for gyms and clubs. Visit COMPU-VISION

Business, ERP and banking software

Netiks International

A Microsoft partner for Lebanon, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, Netiks implements Dynamics 365 for CRM and ERP. It has also built its own banking products, including Netiks 360Bank, an omnichannel platform and neo bank tools for eKYC and self-onboarding, and newer AI products such as the Agentiks platform. Visit Netiks International

Azkatech

This Beirut company implements Odoo and Oracle NetSuite, from consulting and setup to training and support. It has also built HR software and a payroll system designed for Lebanese rules, which matters for local firms dealing with the country’s labour and tax requirements. Case studies include Hallab 1881 Group. Visit Azkatech

Tecomsa

Companies that want one supplier for infrastructure and business software can look at Tecomsa, which works from Beirut and Limassol. It handles bulk and A2P SMS and voice services, IT networking and security, custom software and its own SaaS apps, and Odoo ERP implementation. Visit Tecomsa

Products built by Lebanese teams

HAQQ Legal AI

Started by jurist Antoine Kanaan and lawyer Abbas Kabalan, HAQQ combines a legal AI chat, eFirm practice management software and Justinian, its in-house engine with its own retrieval and citation checks. Lawyers use it for drafting, contract review and case summaries in English, Arabic and French. It reports more than 7,000 clients and raised 3 million dollars in early 2026. Visit HAQQ Legal AI

Anghami

Born in Beirut, Anghami is the Middle East’s homegrown music streaming pioneer, offering music and audio streaming, playlists, podcasts and live events.

Toters

Lebanon’s homegrown delivery super-app handles on-demand delivery of food, groceries, pharmacy and retail goods, built in Beirut for everyday life.

Myki

A locally built password manager with secure credential sharing for teams, Myki was acquired and its tools are now part of enterprise ecosystems.

Potech

Established in 2002 with offices at Berytech, Potech is a cybersecurity and IT group that also develops its own products. TACIVOAR, DARKIVORE and OCTIVORE use AI and machine learning to protect assets, scan the web for threats and help respond to incidents, for clients in more than 20 countries. Visit Potech

Tips

  • Write a short brief before contacting a developer: what the software must do, who will use it and what systems it must connect to.
  • Ask for case studies in your own sector, such as banking, telecom or healthcare.
  • For ERP and payroll, check that the system handles Lebanese labour and tax rules.
  • Agree on who owns the source code and how support and updates will work after launch.
  • Start with a small first phase to test how the team communicates and delivers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Lebanese companies build digital banking software?
Eurisko built the Eurisko DXP digital banking platform, and Netiks International offers Netiks 360Bank and neo bank tools for eKYC and onboarding. TEDMOB also builds e-wallets and digital banking apps.
Who implements Odoo ERP in Lebanon?
Azkatech and Tecomsa both implement Odoo, and Azkatech also works with Oracle NetSuite and offers a payroll system built for Lebanese rules.
Are there Lebanese companies building AI software?
Yes. HAQQ Legal AI builds legal AI tools on its Justinian engine, Netiks has added the Agentiks agentic AI platform, and Potech’s security products use AI and machine learning.

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