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SwipeJuice · by Kays IT

An AI social media employee for your business in Oman — it plans, writes, schedules and publishes

Name: AI Social Media Employee in Oman — SwipeJuice by Kays IT
Brand: SwipeJuice

SwipeJuice is Kays IT's own product. Brief it once and it takes the whole job: it decides what should go out and when, writes every post in Arabic and English, puts a visual on it, and publishes to your channels. The one thing it never does without you is press send — you approve the month in a single sitting. Built in Muscat, for businesses across the Gulf.

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The honest version

Most businesses in Oman don't stop posting because they gave up. They stop because it's the fourth job of the day.

Social media is the task that always loses to a customer standing in front of you. Here is where it usually breaks.

Week three

The first fortnight goes well. Then a busy week lands, nothing gets posted, and the account quietly goes cold.

The blank screen

Knowing you should post is easy. Deciding what to say, in two languages, at nine at night, is the part nobody has time for.

Messages after hours

Enquiries arrive at midnight and on Fridays. By the time anyone replies on Sunday morning, the customer has booked elsewhere.

Arabic as an afterthought

English gets written properly and Arabic gets run through a translator. Omani customers can tell instantly, and it costs you credibility.

The whole job, not one slice of it

Scheduling tools hand you an empty calendar. This hands you the month, finished.

Almost every social tool sold in the Gulf automates the last step — putting a post you already wrote onto a queue. The work that actually eats your week is the three steps before it.

It plans

Learns your business once, then decides what should go out and when — around your busy days, your quiet ones, and the seasons that matter here.

It writes

Every post drafted in Arabic and in English. Each written on its own terms, not one run through a translator into the other.

It schedules

Placed on the days and times you chose, across your channels, from one screen instead of eight apps.

It publishes

Posts go out on their own, and the replies come back into a single inbox rather than three phones.

The one step that stays yours: you read the month and approve it. That is deliberate. It is your name on the account, and an approval you give in ten minutes is what makes the other three steps safe to hand over.

What sits behind it

You brief one employee. Several specialists do the work.

A single person doing all of this does at least one part of it badly — usually the Arabic, or the planning. Underneath SwipeJuice the job is split, the way an agency would split it.

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One that studies you

What you sell, who buys it and how you talk to your regulars — held in front of everything that gets written.

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One that plans

Works out the month: what goes out, on which day, and what to build around.

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One that writes

Handles the two languages separately, so the Arabic reads like Arabic instead of like English wearing Arabic.

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One that designs

Puts a visual on the post in your colours, with your logo on it.

You never manage any of them. You look at what they produced and say yes.

What lands in your account

What you actually get, every month

The four steps above, itemised — plus the parts of the job that are not writing posts.

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A month of posts, written for you

It learns your business once, then drafts your posts in Arabic and English — captions, hashtags and all — ready before the month starts.

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You approve, it publishes

You read the month in one sitting, change what you want and approve. It then publishes to your channels on schedule, without you opening eight apps.

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Every channel, one inbox

Comments and direct messages from your social accounts land in a single inbox instead of scattered across phones and staff.

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Your enquiries become a list

Everyone who messages you is saved with their conversation attached — so an enquiry is still there next week, not lost in a notification.

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We set it up and train you

Kays IT does the first month's setup and sits with your team until they can run it. After that it's yours.

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Support in your time zone

A team in Muscat on Gulf hours. Not a ticket queue eight time zones away.

Said plainly, because it matters: SwipeJuice does not post on your behalf without your approval, and it does not produce video, reels or graphic design. You stay in control of what goes out in your name.

Optional add-on

And if you want your messages answered at midnight

The AI Agent is a separate add-on to the base plan, not part of it. Switch it on and it answers the questions customers actually ask — opening hours, location, price, availability — in Arabic or English, whenever they ask.

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It says it's automated

No pretending to be a person. Customers are told up front, which is both the honest thing and the thing that keeps trust.

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It hands over to you

The moment a question needs a human, it stops and passes the conversation to your team rather than guessing.

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Both languages, properly

It answers in the language the customer wrote in — and the Arabic is real Arabic.

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You see everything

Every conversation it has is visible to you. Nothing happens in a black box you can't audit.

The agent works on your social direct messages and WhatsApp. It is not a website chat widget and it is not a phone receptionist — those are different products, and we'd rather tell you that than let you find out later.

The part everyone claims

Anyone can say they write Arabic. Here's how you check.

Ask to see it. Machine-translated Arabic reads as stiff and slightly wrong to a native speaker — the meaning survives, the credibility doesn't. It is the fastest way for an Omani customer to decide you're not a serious business.

Judge us on our own site

We publish our own website in full Arabic

Every page of kaysit.com exists in Arabic — properly laid out right-to-left, written rather than translated, down to the Arabic names of the government bodies and schools we work with. It's the same standard we hold your posts to, and you can check it yourself in one click.

Right-to-left, not reversed EnglishWritten, not translatedEvery page, not just the homepage

See this site in Arabic

2006

working in Arabic and English with businesses across Oman and the GCC, from an office in Wattayah, Muscat.

Three products, three jobs

Where SwipeJuice sits

Kays IT resells the world's software — and builds three products of its own. They're deliberately separate, so you only pay for the part you need.

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ScrollJuice — your website

The bilingual site customers land on. Website design in Oman.

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SwipeJuice — your social

Posts, the shared inbox, the optional AI Agent and your customer list. This page.

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FlowJuice — your automation

Follow-up sequences, reminders, win-backs and managed AI agents. Customer engagement automation.

Start with one and add the next when you're ready — or see how the three fit together.

Who's behind it

A social media product with a company standing behind it

Plenty of social tools are a website and a payment page. If something breaks, you email an address and hope. SwipeJuice is built and run by Kays IT, which has been installing, supporting and being shouted at by businesses in Oman since 2006 — hotels, supermarkets, schools, clinics and government bodies among them.

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Since 2006

Two decades of trading in Oman, with an office you can walk into in Wattayah, Muscat.

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A real support team

The same people who support our POS, hotel and classroom systems support this.

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Built here

Designed for how Gulf businesses actually work — the week, the languages, the customers.

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Your accounts stay yours

Your channels, your customer list, your content. You can take them with you.

FAQ

Social media management — answered

What does it cost?

Pricing is published in full on swipejuice.com, including local pricing for Oman, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait. We keep the numbers in one place so they're never out of date in two.

Do you post for me, or do I?

You approve, it publishes. SwipeJuice drafts the month and schedules it, but nothing goes out in your name until you've read it. We deliberately don't run your accounts for you — it's your business's voice.

Is the Arabic machine-translated?

No. Arabic is written as Arabic rather than translated from English. The test we'd apply to anyone making that claim: ask to see their own Arabic. Ours is at kaysit.com/ar.

Will it answer my customers automatically?

Only if you add the AI Agent, which is a separate add-on. The base plan drafts and schedules your posts and gathers your messages into one inbox — your team does the replying. Nothing answers a customer automatically unless you switch it on.

Does it handle website chat or phone calls?

No. The agent works on social direct messages and WhatsApp only. Website chat and an AI phone receptionist are part of FlowJuice, a different product.

Do I need a website first?

No, they're independent. Plenty of Omani businesses sell almost entirely through social. If you do want a site, ScrollJuice builds bilingual ones from Kays IT too.

What if I want to stop?

Your social accounts are yours and always were — we're never between you and them. Your customer list is exportable. Nothing is held hostage.

Is this available outside Oman?

Yes — Oman, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait, with local pricing for each. Country details are on swipejuice.com.