Riyadh-based artificial intelligence platform Cycls has launched a suite of four specialized AI agents designed to automate research, legal analysis, marketing, and stock market tasks for users across Saudi Arabia. The company, founded in 2021 by engineers Mohammed Alrujayi and Mohammed Alogayyil, is moving beyond conversational AI by allowing users to delegate multi-step assignments that produce ready-to-use deliverables. Cycls also hosts all models and data within sovereign cloud infrastructure inside the Kingdom to meet local regulatory requirements.
Rising Demand for AI Agents
Saudi Arabia is already among the world's heaviest users of AI agents, according to the HP Work Relationship Index 2026. The survey, which covered more than 19,000 desk-based workers in 15 countries, found that 60% of Saudi knowledge workers use AI agents, ahead of 57% in the UAE. It also reported that 41% of Saudi workers turn to AI first for task support, compared with 31% globally.
General-Purpose Agent for Business Workflows
The general-purpose agent Super handles web research, data analysis, file processing, and the creation of reports, presentations, and dashboards. An entrepreneur evaluating a new market can ask Super to gather information, compare data, and organize findings into a structured report. Users can also save materials in dedicated workspaces, allowing teams to reuse knowledge and outputs in future projects.
Legal Research with Saudi Context
Haseef focuses on Saudi law by researching legislation, regulations, judicial decisions, and official references, while also supporting contract review and legal drafting. A business owner can upload a commercial agreement and ask Haseef to identify clauses that require attention or explain the legal requirements tied to specific provisions. Cycls positions the agent as a support tool and notes that professional legal review remains essential where appropriate.
Marketing and Stock Market Capabilities
Badee acts as an AI-powered marketing agency by combining campaign strategy, content writing, visual design, and image generation in one workflow. The agent can support product launches, write platform-specific copy, recommend influencers, and create or edit images with attention to Arabic language and Saudi cultural preferences. Namaa focuses on the Saudi stock market, consolidating data from the Main Market and Nomu to help users compare companies, monitor stock movements, and review technical indicators.
Sovereign Cloud and Mobile Access
Cycls has established sovereign cloud infrastructure inside Saudi Arabia, ensuring that AI models and hosted data remain within the Kingdom for regulated industries. The company has delivered AI projects for government, private, and non-profit clients, holds ISO 27001 and ISO 20000-1 certifications, and reports more than 3,000 users worldwide. Its mobile application on the Apple App Store and Google Play lets users initiate tasks, monitor progress, and resume assignments while agents work in the background.
Community Engagement
Beyond its commercial platform, Cycls runs Sabtiah, a weekly AI community gathering held every Saturday at the company's headquarters in Riyadh. The event brings together developers, entrepreneurs, researchers, and AI enthusiasts to showcase projects, discuss emerging technologies, and build professional relationships. By connecting local talent outside the product environment, Cycls aims to contribute to the growth of Saudi Arabia's AI ecosystem.
Cycls is betting that agents built around Saudi Arabia's specific legal, cultural, and business requirements will gain stronger traction than generic global assistants. The platform's combination of sovereign infrastructure, Arabic language capabilities, and specialized task execution could appeal to organizations that need locally aligned AI workflows. As the company continues to expand its agent portfolio, its success will likely depend on how accurately these tools handle research, produce usable outputs, and integrate into everyday business processes.