Software studio · Dubai

We code games, AI apps & software people come back to.

TheAlphaCoders designs, builds and ships mobile games, AI-powered apps and custom software, from the first prototype to the app store and beyond.

Now building · Last Over Chase
What we build

Three lines of work. One team.

We build our own products and take on work for clients, with the same habits every time: prototype early, measure what people do, keep shipping.

01 / games

Games

Mobile games built for short sessions and long streaks, designed around fair rewarded ads and simple purchases.

UnityAndroid & iOSAdMobLive updates
02 / ai

AI apps

Assistants and tools that write, plan and answer for you, with the AI working quietly behind a clean, fast app.

LLM integrationWeb & mobileSubscriptions
03 / software

Software

Custom web apps, APIs and dashboards for businesses that need something built properly and looked after.

Web appsAPIsCloud hostingSupport
Now building

Last Over Chase

Our first game: a one-tap cricket chase under floodlights. Two overs, three wickets, one target. Time every shot to the moment the ball reaches the bat.

Try the core mechanic right here: stop the marker in the glowing zone for a six.

Coming soon toGoogle Play
Need 6 off 1Last ball · white ball
Sixes in a row0

The marker speeds up after every six.

How we work

From idea to app store.

The same four stages for a game, an AI app or client software. Each one ends with something you can see and use.

Step 01

Prototype

A playable or clickable first version, so the idea is tested before it is fully built.

Step 02

Build

Short cycles with working builds you can try on your own phone or browser.

Step 03

Launch

Store listings, privacy and analytics set up, and a clean release.

Step 04

Grow

Updates driven by what users actually do, not guesses.

Contact

Let's build something.

Send a few lines about your idea, game or business problem. We'll reply by email.

Phone050 865 2331 · +971 50 865 2331
AddressJafiliya, Dubai, United Arab Emirates · Map ↗
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