The complete system for running your owners' association.
Units and residents, dues and expenses, visitor passes, announcements, votes and issues — for apartment buildings and compounds, in one app on the App Store and Google Play.
The manager records the expense, and Ettihad sends each resident their share. Residents pay the association's own account directly by InstaPay, bank transfer or cash. A resident can say “I paid”; the manager confirms, and Ettihad keeps the record.
- Manager records the expenseEttihad sends each resident their share
- Resident paysInstaPay · Bank transfer · CashYour association's account
- Resident: “I paid”Manager confirmsEttihadrecords only
Your whole building, in one app.
Ettihad is a free Arabic and English app for owners' associations, apartment buildings and compounds in Egypt and six more Arab countries. A manager can start before residents join: add the units, record expenses and dues, and keep payment receipts.
It keeps the building's funds and residents' credit, repeats monthly bills by itself, and shares unit statements and building reports. Residents report problems, create visitor QR passes, read announcements and vote on proposals. Fary, the built-in AI assistant, answers questions and prepares changes that wait for your confirmation.
Included, free
Start before residents join
- Add every unit of the building in one step
- Record the first expense and its dues
- Share unit statements with residents
- Invite by link, or add residents by name
Building money
- Dues and payment receipts
- Building funds
- Residents' credit
- Monthly bills that repeat by themselves
- Left after expenses
- Payment links for people not on the app
- “I paid”, then the manager confirms
Statements and reports
- A unit's statement, any period up to 2 years
- Share it as images or Excel
- One Excel file for the whole building
- Money changes kept in the audit log
Community
- Report a problem, with photos
- Visitor QR passes, scanned at the gate
- Announcements to every resident
- Proposals with results everyone sees
Fary, the AI assistant
- Ask by text or voice message
- It prepares the change; you confirm first
- Optional: every screen works without it
In a hurry? Copy this link, give it to your AI assistant, and it will explain Ettihad for you.
Built to be trusted, not just trusted-looking.
Thousands of automated tests · a dedicated attack-simulation suite · build-time security guardrails.
A complete app underneath — Fary is layered on top.
Dashboard, dues, payments, expenses, voting, members — every screen is a real screen in the app. Use Fary when conversation is faster, or just tap through like any app — nothing depends on Fary.
Your whole building at a glance.
Log a cost, split it into dues.
See who's paid — settle a due in a tap.
Decide together, with clear results.
Run Ettihad by conversation.
Fary is purpose-built and maintained by Ettihad as a native part of the product. The AI model interprets your request; Ettihad enforces what live data it may read and which fixed operation it may prepare. Ask in Arabic or English to get interactive cards, open the relevant app screen, or review a change before you confirm it.
- 1Ask in plain language“Who hasn't paid the water bill?” — type it or hold to talk.
- 2It drafts the actionIt pulls your real data and prepares the announcement, payment, or vote.
- 3You confirm — it's doneReview the card, tap Confirm, and Ettihad carries it out.
It always asks before it acts. Fary's limits are enforced by Ettihad, not left to the prompt. It has no independent permissions and no autonomous background work. Every change waits for your confirmation and a fresh permission check; an already-started request may finish, but Fary starts nothing new on its own.
It answers in live cards, not text — tap any one to open the real screen: that due, announcement, or unit. The chat becomes a second way to move through the whole app.
- Split the elevator repair across all units
- Send a maintenance announcement
- Show this month's expenses
- Prepare a community invite link
- Who hasn't paid the water bill?
- Start a vote on the new building door
One app for the whole community.
Structured tools that replace the WhatsApp-and-spreadsheet scramble.
Your community, on every screen — in your style.
The same app, native on phone and tablet, iOS and Android. Two looks — Midnight and Daylight — and it follows your device's light or dark setting on its own, in English or Arabic with full right-to-left.
- Midnight
- Daylight
Every screen is bilingual — English and Arabic, fully right-to-left.
Three steps to a running building.
Snap the paper receipt — the form fills itself.
Photograph what the building spent. Ettihad reads the amount and the date off the paper and fills in the expense form. You check it, choose how it splits, and confirm — no spreadsheet, no re-typing.
- 1Point the cameraA photo of the paper receipt is where the expense starts.
- 2The numbers fill themselves inAmount and date land in the form. You check them, choose how it splits, and confirm.
- 3Recorded — and the dues go outThe expense lands on the ledger, and each unit's share is raised against it.
The proof stays attached. Every line keeps its receipt, and each payment against it lands on the settlement ledger as its own entry — so who paid what, and when, stays readable.
Try a demo community first.
Explore every screen with sample units, dues and announcements — before you create anything or invite a single person.
Turn a complaint into a tracked issue.
Residents raise an issue in a tap; managers triage it to resolved on a shared board — with photos, categories and a clear status.
Every issue you've filed, each with its live status.
Managers triage the queue, add notes, and move each issue to resolved.
Category and photos, plus the manager's view with notes and status.












