The quiet system behind the gold counter.
Sabika (سبيكة) means ingot: gold in its plainest, most trusted form. The brand is the same. It stays neutral so each jeweller's own name and logo lead, and uses gold only where value is being measured.
Logo
The mark is an ingot seen from the side: a trapezoid with a lighter bevel on top. Minimum size 16 px. Never recolor the ingot outside ink, gold and white, never add gradients or shine.
Color
Neutral paper and ink carry the interface. Gold appears on karat marks, the primary charge action and active states. Each store can swap the accent for its own color.
Typography
Latin UI & display
Arabic UI, full RTL
Weights, prices, SKUs
One family across three scripts keeps Latin, Arabic and numbers optically matched. Every number a customer might check (grams, prices, invoice numbers) is set in Mono with tabular figures so columns line up.
Voice
Say "Close shift", not "Wrap up your day". Staff use this all day; words should be short and literal.
Every price can be broken into gold, making, stones and VAT. Trust in a gold shop comes from the numbers being visible.
Inside the app and on receipts, the jeweller's name and logo lead. Sabika appears in the title bar and as a small "Powered by" line.
Write Arabic copy natively with trade terms jewellers use (مصنعية، كسر، عيار), not literal translations from English.
White-label rules
- Logo (light + dark), store name in EN and AR
- Accent color (app highlights, invoice rules)
- Invoice templates: paper, layout, fields, header/footer text
- Label layout and receipt footer
- Window chrome, title bar mark, typography
- Ink / paper neutrals and status colors
- "Powered by Sabika" line on invoices (removable on request)
- Layout, spacing and component styling