About Sehteen
صحتين means “bon appétit”.
Sehteen is a food delivery service built for Syria - Arabic first, cash on delivery, and priced in the new Syrian pound. We work with restaurants and couriers in Daraa to get an order from the kitchen to your door.
Why we built it
Delivery apps were not written for here
Card-first apps assume a card. They assume Latin script and left-to-right layouts. They assume a courier can always break a note, and that dinner time is the same every month of the year. None of that is true in Daraa. Sehteen starts from what is true.
صحتين
SEHTEENFood from the heart of Syria
What we hold to
Arabic is the product
Arabic is the product
Arabic is designed first and English is the translation. Every screen is rendered in both before it is called done.
Cash is a payment rail
We treat the courier’s satchel with the seriousness a bank treats a ledger: ceilings, counted settlements, append-only records.
No invented numbers
Analytics show what happened. Marketing says what ships. If a figure is not real, it is not on the screen.
Security you can read
The API’s security posture is written up against the OWASP Top 10, gaps included.
Where
Starting in Daraa
Sehteen launches in Daraa, in the south of Syria, with restaurants and couriers we know. The platform is built to add cities one at a time, each with its own radius, fees and team.
Daraa, Syria
Good to know
Questions about Sehteen
What does Sehteen mean?
Where is Sehteen available?
Is Sehteen free to use?
Can I pay with a card?
Is the app in Arabic?
Want to work with us?
Restaurants, couriers, and people who want to build this with us - say hello.





