Today, clarified.
A single clean list of what's due today. Overdue items surface gently; suggestions arrive from your upcoming week. No clutter, no guesswork.
A bilingual task manager, Arabic-first by design. Not translated. Not an afterthought. Built for people who think in two languages and expect both to feel native.
Every screen designed right-to-left from the first pixel, with proper Arabic typography tuned for readability. Switch languages per device, per user — the app adapts instantly, and nothing feels mirrored or bolted on. It was built in Arabic, for Arabic, and it happens to also work beautifully in English.
A single clean list of what's due today. Overdue items surface gently; suggestions arrive from your upcoming week. No clutter, no guesswork.
Color-coded projects with team members, tags, and a comment thread for every task. Collaboration without the sprawl of a full PM tool.
A quick-add sheet that opens in a tap. A thought becomes a task in under three seconds, then back to whatever you were doing.
Start your morning with a five-minute review. Pull overdue items into today, delete what doesn't matter, and commit to your day with intent.
A warm light theme and a deep night theme, with system-aware switching. Tuned for long work sessions — your eyes will thank you.
True RTL layouts, proper Tajawal typography, and a keyboard that flows naturally. Not a translation layer — a native experience.
Every morning, Tamam shows you exactly one list — what you committed to today. No tabs, no folders, no decision fatigue. Just the next thing.
Group related work into color-coded projects. Invite collaborators, track progress, leave comments — without the weight of a full project-management tool.
Every screen designed right-to-left. Proper Tajawal typography. No mirrored layouts, no awkward rendering. Arabic is a first-class language here, not an afterthought.
Tamam is powered by Odoo, the open-source business platform trusted by more than 7 million users. Your tasks, projects, and comments live in your own Odoo workspace — we never read them, and you can export everything anytime.