Web & Mobile App Development (PWA) in Lebanon

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What we build

Six kinds of web work, with the live client sites behind each.

Corporate and brand websites

Fast, server-rendered marketing sites with the SEO foundations built in. Cryospec (specialty gases, MENA and Africa), Al Bayt Qatar (construction and real estate), IMG Construction (Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea) and Fly Event Management (UAE, KSA, Qatar) run on sites we built.

Live: Cryospec, Al Bayt Qatar, Img - Construction, Fly Event Management

Progressive web apps that install like native

Annoubine Market's delivery platform, Questa Education and Edu4All install from the browser, send push notifications and work offline where it matters. One codebase, no store fees, instant updates.

Live: Annoubine Market, Questa Education, Edu4all - Edtech

Custom CMS and admin dashboards

Content and operations tools your team actually uses: Fly Event Management publishes their own events and services through a CMS we built, and Edu4All runs role-based admin for schools.

Live: Fly Event Management, Edu4all - Edtech

E-commerce and delivery platforms

Catalogue, cart, payments, real-time order notifications and a built-in loyalty programme, as in Annoubine Market. 3D configurators and AR previews plug into the product page when the product deserves it.

Live: Annoubine Market · 3D product configurators

Civic and tourism platforms

Hello Byblos, the digital tourism map of Byblos, built in partnership with Byblos Municipality. Maps, points of interest and content that a municipality or tourism body maintains.

Live: Hello Byblos

Mobile apps: PWA-first, native when required

Our shipped mobile work is progressive web apps, because for delivery, education and e-commerce they reach users faster and cost less to maintain. When a project needs Bluetooth, NFC, heavy background work or a store listing as a requirement, we scope a native or cross-platform build and say so upfront.

More live projects: Al Bayt Qatar, Img - Construction

Who uses it

Who we have built for, from Byblos to Doha to Lagos.

Retail, grocery and delivery

Annoubine Market runs its delivery business on a PWA we built: real-time notifications, loyalty, low operating cost and infrastructure that scales on busy days.

Example: Annoubine Market

Education and EdTech

Questa Education and Edu4All: learning platforms with student, teacher and admin portals, phone verification, one-device lock and role-based access, plus the AI engine behind Questa.

Example: Questa Education, Edu4all - Edtech · AI tutors and automation

Events and corporate in the Gulf

Fly Event Management's site and CMS serve an events company across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar; Al Bayt Qatar's site presents a construction and real estate group in Doha.

Example: Fly Event Management, Al Bayt Qatar

Industry and construction in MENA and Africa

Cryospec supplies specialty gases across MENA and Sub-Saharan Africa; IMG Construction operates in Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea. Both needed a credible international site maintained from Lebanon.

Example: Cryospec, Img - Construction

Municipalities and tourism

Hello Byblos with Byblos Municipality, and 360° tours of venues and heritage sites that plug into it.

Example: Hello Byblos · 360° virtual tours

Hospitality

Booking sites and pages for guest houses, restaurants and venues in Byblos and Beirut, with the 360° tour and the AR menu built in rather than bolted on.

Example: Orizon Venue Preview · AR menus for restaurants

What's included

Discovery and UX design of the flows that matter, by our in-house UI/UX designer
Next.js and TypeScript front end, server-rendered for speed and SEO
Back end on Supabase or Firebase: database, auth, storage, APIs
Security by default: phone verification, one-device lock, role-based admin, Cloudflare Turnstile, cybersecurity review before launch
PWA setup: installable, offline where it matters, push notifications
Custom CMS or admin dashboard for your team
Arabic and English content, with right-to-left layouts when needed
Hosting on Vercel, Netlify or Hostinger, monitoring, backups and a support agreement
Your repository, handed over with documentation

How it works

Discovery. Users, must-have flows, integrations and constraints, written down and agreed.
UX and UI. Wireframes and designs for the core journeys before code.
Build in sprints. Releases to a staging link every sprint so you test on your own phone.
Launch. Security review, performance check, hosting, analytics.
Support. Monitoring, backups, updates and a named contact under a support agreement.

What affects the price

We quote per project, within one working day, once the scope is clear. These are the variables that move it.

Number of pages, screens and user roles
Integrations: payments, maps, WhatsApp, delivery, CRM
Custom CMS or admin dashboard
Languages and right-to-left layouts
Authentication, verification and security requirements
PWA features: offline, push notifications, installation
Hosting, monitoring and support term
Taking over and auditing existing code

Tell us what the site or app must do and who uses it. We reply within one working day with questions, a scope and a fixed quote. Same stack as our internship challenge: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Supabase.

PWA vs native app: an honest comparison

	Progressive web app (our default)	Native iOS + Android app
Codebases	One, for Android, iPhone and desktop	Two, or one cross-platform framework
Install	From the browser, add to home screen; no store review	App Store and Google Play, with review and fees
Offline and push	Yes on Android; yes on iPhone once added to the home screen	Yes
Deep device access	Camera, location, payments: yes. Bluetooth, NFC, background tasks: limited	Full
Updates	Instant on deploy	Store release, users must update
Discoverability	Search engines and links	Store search, plus a website anyway
When we recommend it	Delivery, education, e-commerce, internal tools, most consumer apps	Hardware integration, heavy background work, store presence as a requirement

Our shipped mobile work is PWA-first. When a project needs native, we say so and scope it with a cross-platform framework.

Custom Next.js vs WordPress vs Shopify for a business site

	Next.js (what we build)	WordPress	Shopify
Best for	Custom platforms, PWAs, sites with logins and dashboards, performance-critical marketing sites	Blogs and brochure sites edited by non-developers	Standard online stores
Speed and SEO	Server-rendered, fast by default	Depends on theme and plugins	Good within the platform
Custom features	Anything, including 3D, AR and AI	Plugins, with limits	Apps, with monthly fees
Ownership	Your repository, any host	Your files, any PHP host	Shopify's platform

Technology

Next.js 15 and React 19 · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Supabase or Firebase · Vercel, Netlify or Hostinger · Cloudflare Turnstile

Built in Byblos, Lebanon. Serving Beirut, the Gulf and clients abroad remotely.

Full overview

Websites, progressive web apps and the systems behind them. Corporate sites, installable web apps, custom CMS and delivery platforms built with Next.js from Byblos, Lebanon, for clients in Beirut, Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and West Africa. You own the code.

It is one codebase for Android, iPhone and desktop, and it updates the moment we deploy. Annoubine Market's delivery platform, Questa Education and Edu4All all run as PWAs we built.

We build the websites and web apps that the rest of our work sits on. Corporate sites for Cryospec, Al Bayt Qatar and IMG Construction. Progressive web apps for Annoubine Market, Questa and Edu4All that install on a phone, send push notifications and work offline, with no app store in the way. Hello Byblos, the city's digital tourism map, built with Byblos Municipality. A custom CMS for Fly Event Management so their team publishes without us.

Our stack is Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind and Supabase or Firebase, the same one we ask interns to prove themselves on. Security is built in, not bolted on: phone verification, device locks, role-based admin and an in-house cybersecurity engineer reviewing what ships. You own the code and the repository. We host, monitor and support it for as long as you want us to.

Related services

360° Virtual Tours: Let buyers and guests walk through your space from any phone, before they arrive.
3D Web Experiences & Product Configurators: Product configurators, 3D viewers and scroll-driven sites built with Three.js.
AI & Automation: Chatbots, AI tutors and workflow automation, grounded in your own data.

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Last updated September 2026 · MoonDev Solutions, Byblos, Lebanon

FAQ

Questions

PWA or native app: which do we need?

For delivery, education, e-commerce, booking and most consumer or internal apps, a progressive web app: one codebase, installs from the browser, push notifications, no store fees and instant updates. Native is the right call when you need Bluetooth, NFC, heavy background processing or a store listing as a business requirement. Our shipped mobile work is PWA-first, and we tell you honestly when your case is the exception.

Can you take over an existing website or app?

Yes. We start with a short audit of the stack, the hosting and the risks, then recommend either an incremental rescue or a rebuild with a migration plan. Many clients in Lebanon come to us with a site built by a freelancer who has moved on; we take the repository, fix what is urgent and stabilise before adding features.

Do we own the code and the repository?

Yes. The repository is yours, the hosting accounts are in your name, and the handover includes documentation. If you leave, you take everything with you. We prefer to keep hosting and supporting it, but that is a choice, not a lock-in.

What CMS do you use?

Usually a custom admin built on the same Next.js and Supabase stack as the site, so your team edits content, images and listings in a tool designed for their work, as Fly Event Management does. For editorial sites we can connect a headless CMS instead. We recommend WordPress only when a blog is the whole product.

Do you build in Arabic and with right-to-left layouts?

Yes. We build bilingual Arabic and English sites with right-to-left layouts, Arabic typography and per-language URLs for search engines, and French where the client needs it. Content management stays in one place for all languages.

How do you handle hosting, backups and uptime?

Sites are deployed on Vercel, Netlify or Hostinger with a global CDN, automated backups of the database and a monitoring alert that reaches us before it reaches you. Support agreements define response times. Hosting accounts are opened in your name so you keep control.

How much does a website or web app cost in Lebanon?

It depends on the number of pages or screens, the integrations, whether you need a CMS or admin dashboard, the languages and the hosting and support term. A bilingual corporate site is a different job from a delivery PWA with payments and notifications. We scope in a discovery call and send a fixed quote within one working day; we do not publish price lists.

Can a Lebanese agency build for clients in the Gulf and Europe?

Yes, and we do. Fly Event Management operates in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar; Al Bayt is in Qatar; Cryospec serves MENA and Africa; IMG Construction is in Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea. We work remotely with shared staging links and WhatsApp, in English, Arabic and French, from Byblos, Lebanon.

What is a progressive web app (PWA)?

Live work

Annoubine Market

Questa Education

Edu4all - Edtech

Hello Byblos

Fly Event Management

Cryospec