Cleartag runs and evolves as a work in progress. It is a platform for experimentation, innovation, and discovery.

Core to our culture is a desire to shape a world that is digitally connected and technologically empowered.

With over a decade of experience in cutting-edge technology and design, Cleartag is a flagship provider of digital solutions in the MENA region, always on the look out for client partnerships that push the envelope.

Our roster consists of multidisciplinary tinkerers and explorers highly grounded in UX design, computer science, electromechanical engineering, system design, sociology, interactive media, product design, financial management, advertising, and architecture.

They thrive on the novelty and variety of challenges Cleartag takes on and share a perception of failure that stands out in our region. We consider failure part and parcel of the creative process. Our only opportunity to try again. But better. Smarter.

At Cleartag, people come first. We solve the problems. Technology is our toolset: an enabler, connector, and entertainer.

We use technology to help clients get their messages and services across in ways that are vastly faster, easier, and deeper. (And fresher, whenever clients permit.) Through technology, we help them engage and delight their customers, tap new audiences, launch new products, ensure higher ROIs, all while maintaining their lead ahead of the curve (and herd). One problem we're renowned to solve is (lack of) differentiation. Ours and theirs.

Our technology palette is pretty colorful: web, mobile, cloud, analytics, automation, natural language processing, natural user interfaces, and the list goes on. A 'work in progress', just like Cleartag. We don't rest on our laurels.

The reach and range of our technology prowess reflects the increasingly different problems we solve for different clients. But our favorite (and most gratifying) of problems to solve are those that clients don't know they have: surprising them with a car when all they thought they needed was a faster horse with four legs, as Henry Ford would like to put it.