About Edvanz
Edvanz is a software studio in Cairo, Egypt, founded in 2026. We build web, mobile, SaaS and AI-powered products for founders and businesses across the Middle East and North Africa.
Why we exist
Getting from a good idea to a product people actually use is harder than most founders expect.
Agencies treat you like a ticket in a queue. Freelancers disappear mid-project. Big development shops charge enterprise prices for startup-sized work.
We started Edvanz to fix that. We’re small enough to care about your project, experienced enough to build it properly, and focused enough not to waste your time.
How we work
Five promises we hold ourselves to on every project.
Clear scope
Every project starts with a written spec we both agree on.
Weekly demos
You see working code every week, from week one.
Honest communication
If something is late, we tell you. If something won’t work, we say so. If we don’t know, we admit it.
No surprise invoices
Fixed scope, fixed price. Changes are discussed and approved before they happen.
Support after launch
Your software needs a team after launch, not just before it. We stay.
What we’ve built
We build and run our own products alongside client work.
- Edvanz Tutor, an app for private tutors, live on the App Store and Google Play
- Maskan, a real-estate platform for Egyptian agencies
- Your Clinic, websites and booking for doctors and clinics
- TomorrowDiet, a free Arabic calorie and meal-plan tool
What we work with
Modern, well-supported technology, not exotic frameworks you’ll need to rewrite in two years.
- Backend
- .NET (C#)Node.js
- Frontend
- ReactNext.js
- Mobile
- FlutterNative iOSNative Android
We choose the stack that fits your project, not the one we feel like using.
The company
- Founded
- 2026, Cairo, Egypt
- Legal name
- Edvanz for Information Technology Industry
- Registered in
- Egypt, serving clients across the MENA region
We take confidentiality seriously. We never publish client names, case studies or code without written permission. Need an NDA? We’ll sign one.
Let’s talk about your project
A project, a question, or just an idea you want to think through. We’d be glad to hear it.