Three Arabic-first tools you can try: business break-even, contract review, and calorie estimates

Hi Product Hunt — I'm the maker of Jadwa, Muwathaq and Tawazon. I'm sharing one practical tool from each, so you can try a specific task rather than work through a general homepage.

Jadwa: explore a business assumption

The break-even calculator takes fixed costs, selling price and variable cost per unit, then explains the required sales volume. Try changing one input to compare scenarios. It does not forecast demand or guarantee profit.

https://www.jadwa.online/tools/break-even?utm_source=producthunt&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=arabic_tools_oct2026&utm_content=self_promotion

Muwathaq: organise a contract review

The Arabic employment-contract checklist covers sections such as role, pay, duration and notice. Use it to organise questions before signing; completing a checklist is not legal approval and does not replace a qualified lawyer.

https://muwathaq.online/tools/employment-checklist?utm_source=producthunt&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=arabic_tools_oct2026&utm_content=self_promotion

Tawazon: understand an estimate

The daily-calorie calculator uses your entered age, height, weight and activity level and links to related Arabic reading. It is an educational estimate, not medical advice or a treatment plan.

https://tawazon-health.vercel.app/tools-calories.html?utm_source=producthunt&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=arabic_tools_oct2026&utm_content=self_promotion

I'd especially value feedback from Arabic-speaking users: which input or explanation feels unclear on mobile? If you try one tool, tell me the single change that would make it more useful. Please use fictional examples and avoid sharing personal contracts or medical information here.