About us
A tool for Persian work, built in Persian first
Raah Pro is built by Amiran Fanavari Dadeh, a team at the Najafabad science park that runs its own week on the product it sells.
Why we built another workspace
There is no shortage of work-management tools. What was missing was one that does not treat Persian as an afterthought: a Jalali calendar rather than a translated Gregorian one, right-to-left as the default rather than a setting half the screens forget, and support that answers during Iranian working hours.
Raah Pro started from a plain annoyance: our own team kept its work in four places — a board here, conversations there, attendance on paper, and customers in a spreadsheet. None of them talked to each other.
Now all six modules sit behind one account, one member list and one invoice. It is the thing we needed for ourselves, and it is what we hand other teams.
- 2019
- the year the company was founded
- 24
- people in engineering and support
- 310+
- teams working in Raah Pro
- 99.9%
- service availability over the last twelve months
Three things we do not bend on
These are product decisions, not slogans — you can test all three in the demo right now.
Nothing is written without your approval
Hamrah, the AI assistant, reads the workspace freely. But anything that changes data arrives as a proposal with Approve and Reject, and does not run until you approve it.
Every module on every plan
All six modules are active on all plans. Plans differ by seats and usage limits, not by locking away the capability your team came for.
A demo with no sign-up
A complete workspace with sample data, no email and no card. A product that is good should be able to show itself before it asks for your address.
Raah Pro is not alone
Three more products in the same family, for teams that do not need all of Raah Pro.
Where we are
Our office is at the Islamic Azad University science and technology park in Najafabad. If you have a question, or want a guided demo, write to us here.