Mukafi (مكافئ) is a free web app that calculates gratuity, indemnity, EOSB — under the labour laws of all six Gulf Countries. The site is fully bilingual with native Arabic (RTL) pages, includes leave-salary, overtime, annual-leave and notice-period calculators, produces year-by-year accrual breakdowns and downloadable PDF reports, and requires no signup. Calculations run entirely in your browser salary details are never sent to a server. Founded in 2026 by Adnan Yousaf.
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Mukafi is a free, bilingual (English + Arabic) end-of-service gratuity calculator for the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain. Every formula is cited to the exact labour-law article and linked to the official source. Includes leave-salary, overtime, annual-leave and notice-period calculators, year-by-year breakdowns and PDF reports.
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really cool that everything runs in the browser, honestly super underrated. one thing that would be super useful though is letting people save scenarios locally, like comparing what their gratuity looks like if they leave after 3 years vs 5 years. right now you have to re-enter everything each time which gets kind of tedious.
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@pnar1050939 it a good find i try to implment this as soon as possible
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This is genuinely useful for anyone working in the Gulf, and the no-signup browser-only approach is a smart touch. One idea worth considering: a comparison view that shows the gratuity amount side by side under the old and new calculation methods for countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia, since the rule changes have left a lot of people unsure which version applies to their tenure.
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Really useful for anyone working in the Gulf, love that the calculations stay in the browser. One idea that would help a lot: add a "compare scenarios" toggle so I can plug in two different resignation dates or contract types side by side and see how the end-of-service amount changes, especially since the rules around partial years differ between countries like UAE and Saudi.
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The Arabic RTL layout is genuinely well done, and the year-by-year EOSB breakdown for the UAE was exactly what I needed without creating an account. Privacy-first with everything running in-browser is a nice touch too.
really cool that everything runs in the browser, honestly super underrated. one thing that would be super useful though is letting people save scenarios locally, like comparing what their gratuity looks like if they leave after 3 years vs 5 years. right now you have to re-enter everything each time which gets kind of tedious.
@pnar1050939 it a good find i try to implment this as soon as possible
This is genuinely useful for anyone working in the Gulf, and the no-signup browser-only approach is a smart touch. One idea worth considering: a comparison view that shows the gratuity amount side by side under the old and new calculation methods for countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia, since the rule changes have left a lot of people unsure which version applies to their tenure.
Really useful for anyone working in the Gulf, love that the calculations stay in the browser. One idea that would help a lot: add a "compare scenarios" toggle so I can plug in two different resignation dates or contract types side by side and see how the end-of-service amount changes, especially since the rules around partial years differ between countries like UAE and Saudi.
The Arabic RTL layout is genuinely well done, and the year-by-year EOSB breakdown for the UAE was exactly what I needed without creating an account. Privacy-first with everything running in-browser is a nice touch too.