Home-based sellers
For merchants taking repeat orders through chats, story replies, and forwarded messages.
Mo'een reads your Telegram messages, extracts orders from natural Arabic, and organizes everything into a dashboard that tells you what to do next — so you start your morning in control.
Messaging apps were never built for commerce. The chaos isn't a tooling problem — it's an organization problem.
A customer ordered yesterday. You forgot. Now they're messaging again — angry.
“Where is my order??” at 7am. You haven't even opened Telegram yet.
You confirmed an order for something you ran out of two days ago.
Same customer sent the same order in different words. You processed both.
Mo'een reads natural Arabic, English, and Arabizi. It pulls items, quantities, totals, delivery details — and labels its own confidence.
مرحبا، بدي 3 كنافة كبيرة وتوصيل على البيرة
7:02 AMأهلا! بدك توصيل اليوم؟
7:03 AMإيه، الساعة 5 المساء لو سمحت
7:03 AMMo'een suggests, you decide. AI handles language. Rules handle logic. You handle judgment.
Two minutes. One bot token. Mo'een starts listening to incoming messages without changing how you already work.
Gemini 2.5 Flash detects intent, pulls out items and quantities, and writes a confidence score next to every order. When it's unsure, it says so.
Color-banded order cards by lifecycle stage. Critical flags pulse. Confirm, dispatch, deliver — all without leaving Mo'een.
Four screens. One shape of work. Every detail designed for a merchant on a phone, in a hurry, with sticky fingers from kanafeh syrup.
A single board that shows every order, by lifecycle stage. The 3-pixel left edge is the color of the stage — incoming blue, pending amber, confirmed green.
Best for merchants whose orders begin in chats, replies, screenshots, and back-and-forth. If the sale starts in a conversation, Mo'een fits.
For merchants taking repeat orders through chats, story replies, and forwarded messages.
When customers order by screenshot, color, size, and fast follow-up questions, Mo'een keeps the thread organized.
Useful for high-volume message intake where customers ask for availability, substitutions, and delivery timing.
Ideal for merchants selling custom or small-batch items where every order comes with a little extra context.
Great for creators who sell commissions, prints, and one-off pieces through direct conversations.
Perfect for kitchens handling daily order waves, delivery notes, and schedule changes through DMs.
If orders arrive in messages and someone has to manually turn those chats into next steps, Mo'een fits.
Mo'een understands Levantine Arabic the way your customers actually write it — half-Arabic, half-English, abbreviated, full of context.
We start hyper-local because that's where the chaos lives — and because the data we learn from here makes every merchant who comes after better.
No. Mo'een sits behind your existing Telegram bot. Customers keep messaging the same way they always have — the only thing that changes is what you see on your end.
On Levantine Arabic order extraction we currently see ~92% field-level accuracy. Every extracted order shows its confidence score, and anything below 70% goes to a review queue.
WhatsApp is on the Phase 2 roadmap via an official BSP. The MVP is Telegram-only because we wanted to validate the core product first.
Mo'een tells the customer plainly: “A team member will confirm shortly.” No fake-human pretending. The order is flagged in your dashboard with a review tag.
Free during the pilot. Long-term pricing will be tied to orders processed per month — the only metric small merchants actually feel.
Yes. Mo'een doesn't replace your Telegram inbox — it sits alongside it. Every conversation Mo'een touches is preserved verbatim.
Join the early access list. We're onboarding 3–5 Palestinian merchants per week. We'll reach out personally.