MENA-mobile

A super-chat application built for the Middle East and North Africa, with Kotlin Multiplatform on mobile and a Spring Boot backend. A Figma file holds the design reference.

MENA positions itself as a super-chat application for the Middle East and North Africa, and the framing is regional rather than generic. The README describes it as designed around the culture and needs of the region, which is the distinction it draws against ordinary chat products. The regional angle is the identity of the app, not an afterthought. It is a claim about fit, not just about function.

The mobile app is Kotlin Multiplatform with Compose Multiplatform, and the backend is Spring Boot, with a link to the backend repository. That gives the project's shape: a Kotlin shared mobile app talking to a Java based service, with the two halves separated across repos.

A Figma design file holds the UI and UX reference for the mobile interface. The link is part of the documentation, so the visual direction for the app lives outside the code and serves as the design reference.

The chat is the point of the app. It is described as enabling communication and interaction within MENA, with a set of capabilities meant to connect users and support social engagement. The README frames it as the core feature of the platform, which is where the product's emphasis lands. The wording stays at the level of intent rather than enumerating specific features.

Region focus, a Kotlin Multiplatform client, a Spring Boot backend, and a Figma design reference. The chat module is the part the README leans on hardest.

• Source 1 · Project repository
• Source 2 · README