Official government app
The Saudi Industrial Development Fund, mobile
The Story
SIDF is the official app of the Saudi Industrial Development Fund — the government fund financing the kingdom's industrial projects under Vision 2030. The app puts the Fund's entire client portal in an investor's pocket: 50+ services, from loan portfolios to official certificates, available anywhere.
An investor signs in, sees their portfolio at a glance on a card-based dashboard, drills into any project or loan, files amendment requests with documents attached, and downloads official certificates — tasks that once meant a visit to the Fund now finish in minutes on a phone.
I built the Android client — the full service catalog, the secure account flows, and the document handling, in a clean, dependable experience worthy of an official government app.
By the Numbers
Behind the Build
The mandate was full parity: every service in the Fund's web portal had to work on mobile, so investors could run their entire relationship with SIDF remotely. That meant translating 50+ portal workflows — registration, loans, amendments, certificates — into patterns that feel native on a phone screen.
A government financial app also sets a high bar for trust. Secure sessions, careful password-reset flows, and document upload with attachments all had to behave impeccably, in Arabic and English, for an audience of industrial investors who expect official-grade reliability.
Highlights
The Stack
Mobile — Android · native client
Languages — Kotlin · Java
Data — REST · secure government APIs · Arabic/English localization
Architecture — MVVM · Clean Architecture · SOLID