Bring agents
- 01Learn on Masar or arrive with skills
- 02Build for a real business brief
- 03Keep it private or publish it; ownership stays yours
The bridge between AI agent creation and the market demand that drives adoption.
Sara learns through Masar, builds an agent, Masar checks it, businesses subscribe and pay her monthly, and investors back what works. She keeps ownership the whole way.
Watch the animated version ↗ Names and amounts are illustrative.
Good AI models, courses and agent-building tools already exist. What is missing is the connection between them: a place where a creator’s agent meets a business that actually needs it, with a quality check in between.
“Why can’t I just ask ChatGPT?”
ChatGPT can help you brainstorm what AI might do. Masar takes the next steps: it turns your workflow into a specific opportunity, shows a checked agent with its limitations, and connects you with the creator who runs it.
“I want to understand and build AI agents.”
“I build AI agents and want customers.”
“I want AI to take over repetitive work.”
“I want to back the next AI creators.”
Tell Masar how work gets done. It identifies the repetitive part, maps the AI opportunity, matches an agent with stated limitations, and connects you with the creator.
In this prototype the analysis is a transparent, rule-based engine running in your browser, and it says so. A production version places a language model behind the same reasoning steps.
Every agent states the problem it solves, what it does, where it fits, its limitations, and where humans stay involved. Agents work together: a business can run several, and they hand information to each other. The examples are fictional prototype agents that show how a listing works.
Fictional prototype examples Not real customers, companies or deployed products. Revenue, deployment counts and ratings are illustrative demo data showing what a live listing would display. In the live product, a workflow with no matching agent becomes a brief that creators can build for.
A creator does not join Masar to make another profile. They join for the thing that is hardest to find alone: businesses that already need what they can build, a quality check those businesses trust, and monthly revenue while keeping ownership.
“We spend 20 hours a week screening CVs.”
Validated AI opportunity: candidate screening against defined criteria.
Builds or adapts a recruitment agent for that workflow.
Subscribes, with human review built in. The creator earns monthly.
Saudi and regional developers, AI students and freelancers who already build agents but have no channel to businesses. The first briefs come from the discovery engine above.
No creator has been onboarded yet. This is the launch plan, not traction.
Vision 2030’s AI opportunity is not only developing technology. It is building the talent, businesses and adoption that turn AI capability into practical value. Masar contributes by connecting creators, businesses and capital.
Aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 direction toward a diversified, technology-enabled and knowledge-driven economy. Masar is an independent startup prototype and is not an official government product or affiliated with, partnered with, or endorsed by SDAIA or any government entity.
The ecosystem is the long-term architecture. The first commercial loop is narrow on purpose: business demand ↔ creators ↔ agents. Everything else is sequenced behind it.
One revenue engine first. Pricing is not finalised, so no pricing calculator is shown.
Every agent keeps review and approval with people.
Checked against the workflow it claims to handle.
Consistent results on repeated inputs.
Permissions and data access disclosed and checked.
An internal Masar evaluation label, not government approval or SDAIA certification.
Is the problem real, specific and validated? Does the solution address it?
Businesses have repetitive work and no clear path from “we waste hours on this” to a working AI agent. Creators can build agents but cannot find the businesses that need them. Masar is the bridge: the discovery engine turns a described workflow into an opportunity, a checked agent and a creator.
Can this team build and run it in the Saudi market?
Phase 1 is deliberately narrow: businesses and creators around real workflows, with this prototype as the instrument. Nothing more than the discovery engine, briefs and a creator bench is needed to start. Later phases are sequenced, not promised. One revenue engine first.
What makes this better than what users have today?
Today a business googles, asks a chatbot, compares tools and talks to developers, then often stops. Masar replaces six searches with one pathway that ends in a specific agent and a specific creator. It does not compete with models, courses or agent builders. It connects them.
Is AI core to the solution, not decoration?
AI does three jobs in the product: it interprets a described workflow, identifies the repetitive task and the bottleneck, and matches an agent with stated limitations. Every agent keeps humans in control. In this prototype the engine is transparent and rule-based, and it says so.
A clear story in four minutes, a working demo, solid answers in Q&A.
Seven frames at the top explain the whole loop without a slide. The live demo runs in about a minute: describe a workflow, watch the analysis, see the opportunity, explore the agent, connect with the creator. Every claim on this page is labelled real, illustrative or planned.
Describe it. See the opportunity, the agent and the creator behind it, in about a minute.
Real briefs, a quality check that opens doors, monthly revenue while you keep ownership.