Dexaloop › Haqdar
On the App Store · iPhone and iPad
Know what the labour law provides for you: end-of-service gratuity, annual leave, overtime, sick leave and the final settlement, worked out on your phone, each figure with the article of law behind it.
Millions of people work in the Gulf far from home, and many are not sure what the law says they are owed when they take leave, work late or finish a contract. The answers exist, but they sit in long legal texts, in a language that may not be their own.
Haqdar, which means "the one who is entitled", puts those answers on the worker's own phone. Every figure is calculated there and carries the article of law that produced it, so it can be shown to an employer, a labour office or a court.
Available now for Bahrain
Employer, position, contract terms and wage history. Where a contract term falls below the law, Haqdar says so and shows the legal figure.
Short, cited answers on passports, wage protection, transfers, waivers and more. Each can be shown in Arabic at work, or shared as an image.
Expiry reminders for your CPR, passport and permits, and those of your family, 90, 30, 14 and 7 days before they run out. An evidence pack gathers your records into a single PDF.
Labour offices, the LMRA, emergency lines and the eKey helpline, with opening hours and what to bring.
Haqdar has no account and collects no personal data. Your wage, dates and documents are stored on your phone and nowhere else, which is also why we hold no copy that could be restored if the app is deleted. You can require Face ID or your passcode before your figures are shown. Only features that plainly need the internet, like the news feed, use it. The full details are in the privacy policy.
English, Arabic, Malayalam, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali and Filipino, so the law can be read in the language a worker thinks in.
Haqdar is an independent app made by Dexaloop. It is not affiliated with any government, ministry or authority, and it provides information, not legal advice. The figures come from the official sources: Bahrain's Legislation and Legal Opinion Commission, the Social Insurance Organisation and the Labour Market Regulatory Authority.
Yes. Haqdar is free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. It shows paid local notices in its news feed, and each one is clearly labelled.
Bahrain now, built on Bahrain Labour Law No. 36 of 2012 and the rules of the Social Insurance Organisation. Further Gulf countries will follow.
No. Haqdar gives information with the article of law behind each figure, so you can check it and show it. It is not legal advice, and it cannot act for you with an employer.
No personal data is collected. There is no account, and your wage, dates and documents stay on your phone. You can require Face ID or your passcode before your figures are shown.
No. Haqdar is an independent app. It is not affiliated with any government, ministry or authority.
English, Arabic, Malayalam, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali and Filipino. You can change the language in Settings.