About Buzzy
Marketing in Arabic deserves better than a translation layer.
Buzzy started from a simple frustration: the best AI writing tools treat Arabic as an afterthought. They can produce grammatical sentences. They cannot produce a Kuwaiti sentence that a Kuwaiti would actually say.
So we built the opposite. Every capability starts from the dialect and the market, not from an English prompt with a translation step bolted on. A team of agents plans, researches, drafts, and reviews — and a dialect specialist reads the result before you do.
The second frustration was trust. A model that invents a market size is worse than no research at all, because it is confident. Our analysts must cite their sources and state how sure they are. When the evidence is not there, they say so.
The third was the last mile. Marketing work does not end in a chat window; it ends in a document, a spreadsheet, a calendar, a set of ad variants. So Buzzy ends there too.
The mark
A lowercase "b" for Buzzy, holding a four-point spark. The letterform is soft and geometric; the spark sits inside its bowl, where the counter would be.
What we hold to
Say "I don't know"
A cited gap is more useful than a confident invention. Our agents are built to admit the gap.
The dialect is the product
Generic Arabic is a compromise nobody asked for. Buzzy commits to a dialect and stays in it.
Finish the job
The work ends in the file you actually send, in the format your team already opens.
Show the cost
You see what each generation cost, billed to the model that really served it.