Dialect and Arabizi
Understands Lebanese phrasing, transliteration, slang, and everyday shorthand.
Lebanese-native conversational AI
AI that speaks Lebanese.
Arzeh is a voice-first conversational AI built around Lebanese dialect, culture, humor, and code-switching.
Eh, kifak?
Tell me in English, Arabic, or Arabizi.
Ma fi meshkle. I understand the mix.
Arzeh is building a Lebanese-native AI that understands how we actually speak: the shortcuts, warmth, sarcasm, family context, and rhythm that generic chatbots miss.
What makes Arzeh different
Built for the language between languages.
Code-switching
Moves naturally across Arabic, English, French, and the mixed way people actually talk.
Voice and emotion
Designed around tone, cadence, warmth, humor, and the meaning behind how something is said.
Cultural memory
Grounded in Lebanese heritage, family and social context, places, references, and shared nuance.
Expert delegation
For hard questions, Arzeh can route work to specialized tools and expert workflows.
The vision
A culturally-native AI companion, not just a chatbot.
The goal is an assistant that feels familiar from the first sentence: able to listen, speak, remember context, understand cultural cues, and help with real tasks without flattening the personality out of the conversation.
How it should feel
This AI speaks like us.
“Eh bro, shu fi?”
“Ya zalame, خلّيني فسّرلك ياها ببساطة.”
“I got you — بس خلينا نفكر فيها شوي.”
Technical direction
Built with depth beneath the warmth.
Multimodal audio and text model direction
Lebanese speech understanding
Cultural fine-tuning for dialect, humor, and context
Memory and tool delegation for complex tasks
Privacy
Built for conversation, with respect for your data.
Account-based access
Sign in keeps your chat experience tied to you, so Arzeh can support a more useful assistant over time.
Clear product learning
Early conversations help improve the product direction, language handling, and conversational quality.
Simple policy path
The chat experience includes a privacy policy link before you continue, so the terms are available at sign-in.
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