PRODUCT TOUR

The real product,
screen by screen.

No renders, no mockups: these are Ishara's actual screens on sample data. Three planes, one kernel.

Everything below is the real product: the same code path the app runs, rendered on sample data, captured in dark mode at full width. Click any screen to zoom.

The investor plane

From a global directory to a working raise funnel.

Five doors into the corpus: Investors, Companies, Firms, Lists, and the Saudi ecosystem. Every filtered view is a shareable URL.

The investor directory with cheque-size, stage, role, sector, and geography filters beside a card grid of investors, on sample data

The directory. Cheque-size filtering matches investors whose published range contains your cheque, and identity-list flags, stages, roles, and geographies narrow from there. Card grid or dense table, your choice.

One investor, in depth: thesis, track record by round, career, press, network peers, ranked list seats, cheque range, and fund size. Every value carries its provenance.

The Find my investors match screen with raise criteria and a ranked, reasoned shortlist, on sample data

Find my investors. Describe the raise and the shortlist comes back ranked, with the reason each investor is on it. Multi-select and send the page into a staged funnel.

The corpus companies plane with logos and backer counts, on sample data

The companies plane: who got backed, by whom, round by round. Behind every company in a track record is a backers drill-down.

Firms with their teams, cheques, and portfolios. The Saudi ecosystem plane adds 1,793 bilingual organisations: funds, accelerators, incubators, and angel groups.

A ranked investor list with seat numbers, on sample data

Ranked lists, preserved as first-class objects. A Top-100 seat is a signal worth filtering by.

The enterprise plane

Government tenders, from directory to bid table.

A bilingual corpus whose coverage model spans the procurement portals of Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, and the UAE. Qatar is live end to end today; each market page states honest coverage.

The tenders directory with bilingual titles, statuses, values, and bidder counts, on sample data

The tenders directory. Free text, country, eight lifecycle statuses, entity, category, value, and closing-window filters. Every filtered view is a link you can send a colleague.

One tender, in full: Arabic and English titles, the lifecycle timeline, bond and document fees, contract dates, and, where the portal publishes it, the complete bidder table with amounts and local-content ratios.

The buyers directory ranking government entities by tender activity, on sample data

Buyers: government entities ranked by activity, with a competition-health signal per buyer.

A buyer dossier with award trends by year, sector mix, and top suppliers, on sample data

A buyer dossier: totals, award trend by year, sector mix, average bidders, and the suppliers who win there.

The suppliers directory ranking bidding companies by wins and value, on sample data

Suppliers: bidding companies ranked by wins, value, and participation.

A supplier dossier with win totals, buyers served, and co-bidders, on sample data

A supplier dossier: win and bid totals, cross-buyer reach, bid trend by year, and the co-bidder teaming graph.

The recompete radar with expiring contracts and incumbents, on sample data

The recompete radar: awarded contracts approaching their end date, with the incumbent named and days to expiry counted. Horizons from 6 to 24 months.

Bid benchmarks with a bidder-count histogram and spread percentiles, on sample data

Benchmarks from real bid tables: how many bidders a tender like yours draws, winner-versus-median spread, and award-value percentiles, each panel honest about its sample size.

The budgets screen with government budget lines and per-state coverage notes, on sample data

Budget intelligence where states publish it, with a plain statement of each country's granularity.

The CRM kernel

The daily driver everything lands in.

Companies, People, and Deals ship seeded on a flexible object kernel; custom objects get the same screens, automations, and email surface.

The kernel object table view with typed columns, filters, and view controls, on sample data

The object table: 19 field types including server-computed formulas, and saved views with and/or/not filter trees. Private, shared, or workspace-wide.

The kernel kanban board grouped by status with per-column sums, on sample data

The same data as a kanban board, grouped by any status field, with group sums that refuse to mis-sum across currencies.

A record page with typed fields, panels, and an activity timeline, on sample data

A record page: fields with provenance, the timeline, tasks, notes, files, and comments with mentions.

A record's email tab with a threaded conversation and composer, on sample data

Email on the record: Gmail and Outlook threads matched to every object, with templates ranked by real reply rates and a variable send guard.

The deal workspace with activity, email, and intelligence tabs beside a summary rail, on sample data

The deal workspace: activity, emails, and intelligence on one screen, with quotes, stage requirements, and approvals that snapshot the numbers at ask time.

The deals grid across pipelines with stage and value columns, on sample data

Every deal across every pipeline in one grid, with per-pipeline boards one click away.

The versioned automations list with published versions and run states, on sample data

Automations are versioned: publishing turns a rule on, runs are inspectable state machines, and failures land in a dead-letter queue instead of vanishing.

The email account settings with sync state, signatures, and a blocked-senders list, on sample data

Mailbox settings: two-way sync state, per-account signatures, and blocklists. Suppression is scoped per reason, so a marketing opt-out never blocks a transactional message.

Frequently asked questions

Are these real screenshots?

Yes. They are captures of the actual product screens, rendered by the same code the app runs, seeded with sample data so no customer information appears. What you see is what ships.

Why do some screens show only a few rows?

The captures run on small, deterministic sample datasets so they stay honest and reproducible. In the product, the directory carries 32,822 investors and the tender corpus grows with every daily refresh.

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