The market we serve today
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Online stores are where Aakam started, and where all three products run today. The problems are sharp here, the events are measurable, and a merchant finds out within weeks whether something worked.
Currently served
This is the one industry on this site where nothing is an argument. Ziadah is an approved application inside Salla and Zid; Shaaa and Raasid are listed on Zid. Merchants install them, pay for them and run them.
WHAT WE CARRY HERE
Three products, three problems, one market.
The order being built right nowZiadahMost visitors buy one thing and leave. Every customer arrives with a different intent, and most stores show all of them the same products — so orders leave smaller than they could have been.What it does. Ziadah reads what the customer is doing in the session and places the fitting suggestion at the moment it still changes the order: on the product page, in the cart, at checkout. The second orderShaaaA first order is bought with marketing spend. A second one does not have to be — but only if the customer has a reason to come back that the store actually gave them.What it does. Shaaa gives the customer something they hold and would forfeit by leaving: a balance in their name, cashback paid into it once an order settles, and a code that earns them something when someone they told buys. 
What actually happenedRaasidA store cannot improve what it cannot see. Browser-side measurement reports a sample — the part that was not blocked — and decisions then rest on whatever survived.What it does. Raasid captures the event at its source and delivers it complete to the systems that learn from it, so what the store reads is the record rather than the remainder. 
These three problems are not particular to online stores. They are what happens to any business that has customers it wants to understand, keep and measure — which is why this page is the current market and not the definition of the company.
Aakam does not build custom software to order. These are products with their own roadmaps and their own customers; an industry page is an argument about where those products fit, not an offer to build something new.