Falak Investment Hub has officially introduced the founders selected for the fourth cohort of the Women in Tech program in Saudi Arabia. This latest batch features ten innovative startups led by women founders who are transforming ideas into technological solutions designed to create real impact. The cohort spans a wide array of sectors, showcasing the depth and diversity of female-led innovation within the Kingdom’s rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Transforming Traditional Industries Through Deep Tech And Artificial Intelligence
The selected startups are utilizing advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, to address complex challenges across multiple industries:
- AIVORATech: Founded by Remas Alenazi, this deep-tech startup develops AI and immersive solutions for the healthcare and education sectors. Their flagship product, Spectrum Vision, leverages virtual reality and eye tracking to assist in vision diagnosis.
- ADADK: Co-founded by Tech Lead Najwan Daifallah, ADADK is a water intelligence startup. The company utilizes AI, IoT, and smart sensing technologies to monitor water quality in real time. The solution also detects leaks and improves overall water efficiency.
- Munji: Founded by Renad Al-Qufaidi, Munji offers an AI-powered, chest-worn device that continuously monitors ECG signals to detect potential cardiac events. The device connects to a mobile app to alert the user, notify family members, and contact emergency services if necessary.
- The Lesser For Sustainability Solutions: Led by Mona Othman, this full-stack cleantech platform digitizes waste management. The platform is designed to help consumers, businesses, and government entities reach recycling targets that align with Saudi Vision 2030.
Modernizing Real Estate Employment And Consumer Services
Beyond deep tech, several founders in the cohort are building platforms to streamline operations and enhance user experiences in real estate, workforce management, and consumer services:
- Wilow: Founded by Wejdan Al Otaibi, Wilow is a smart laundry platform operating in Saudi Arabia. The service replaces traditional laundry models by providing a seamless, hygienic process that includes pickup, washing, and delivery, granting customers full visibility over their orders.
- PLACEIT: Co-founded by Huda Flatah, PLACEIT is an AI-powered residential real estate platform. It connects property owners with tenants while offering long-term housing options, market insights, and personalized recommendations.
- Bunyan-Quintes: Founded by Rand AlKharashi, this pre-construction real estate tokenization platform assists Saudi developer capital formation. It enables mid-market developers to raise capital more quickly and cost-effectively, while allowing Saudi retail investors to access pre-construction equity starting from SAR 1,000.
- GigSA: Founded by Maaly Bukhari, GigSA is an AI-powered platform for event workforce management. The solution can staff 1,000 workers in just five minutes, replacing manual spreadsheets and messaging groups with an intelligent, end-to-end management system.
- The WordWave: Co-founded by Lama Massoud, this AI-powered Arabic-English platform supports growing companies. It enables teams to create, manage, schedule, and publish their content entirely from a single dashboard.
- Bookahospi: Co-founded by Natalia Rodríguez, Bookahospi is a global platform that utilizes AI to facilitate the cross-border movement of licensed healthcare professionals. The platform streamlines hospital placement, credential verification, and regulatory submissions.
Ecosystem Support And Strategic Collaborations
The Women in Tech: Saudi Arabia program is a collaborative effort backed by major entities within the Kingdom’s startup and financial ecosystems. Key partners supporting this fourth cohort alongside Falak Investment Hub include Standard Chartered, Monsha’at, and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT).
About Women In Tech Cohort Four
The Women in Tech program in Saudi Arabia is designed to accelerate the growth of startups led by female founders. The fourth cohort comprises ten distinct companies that are building technology-driven solutions across various sectors, ranging from healthcare and sustainability to real estate and consumer services.
Source: Falak Investment Hub
