CLOUDTOPIA LABS — Where ideas become reality
Where ideas become reality
Labs is where CloudTopia builds in the open. Everything that comes out of it is open source — the code, the data, and the method are published.
First project: Arablyzer, in researchOpen projects we build for the Arabic web.
Each project has its own section below: what it is, what it does, and where it stands. Code and data are published, and every number comes with its source.
- Utopia-001ArablyzerArabic website analyzerResearch, since September 2026
- Utopia-002Not chosen yetReserved
Four rules we keep
- Code on GitHub.
- Every project publishes its source and states its license on its page.
- Numbers with their source.
- Every number we publish comes with where it came from and how it was measured.
- Arabic is the original.
- We write and test in Arabic first; English is the translation.
- Nothing leaves the register.
- A project that stops stays listed, with the reason it stopped.
Arablyzer
Arabic website analyzer
An open-source toolkit that checks a website the way Google, ChatGPT and an Arabic reader on a phone see it — and explains every fix in Arabic.
Utopia-001 in the lab’s register, started September 2026. The code will be published under AGPL-3.0.
قهوة سعودية مختصة، 250 غرام
89 ر.س
تبحث عن هدية? اطلبها اليوم, والتوصيل مجاني
حبوب عربية محمّصة تحميصاً متوسطاً، بنكهة الهيل والتمر. تُطحن عند الطلب وتصلك خلال يومين إلى أي مدينة في المملكة.
Product image has no alt text
Add an Arabic description that Google and screen readers can read.
Latin punctuation in Arabic text
Use the Arabic ؟ and ،. The Latin marks read backwards in an Arabic line.
Text too small to read
The size that suits English shrinks Arabic. Set it larger, with more space between lines.
The “continue” arrow points backwards
In an Arabic interface, forward is to the left: mirror the arrow.
What it will check
- Arabic across browsers
- How the page renders in Chromium, WebKit and Firefox.
- Fonts and right-to-left
- Fonts without Arabic, mirrored arrows, Latin punctuation.
- Arabic-aware SEO
- Matches through “al-”, attached letters and hamza forms.
- Indexing, speed, structured data
- robots, sitemaps, hreflang, Core Web Vitals, schema.
- AI crawlers
- Whether ChatGPT and Google’s AI can read the page, and what they see.
- Gulf stores and WhatsApp
- Salla and Zid stores, WhatsApp buttons, Arabic form fields.
How it will work
- Open source on GitHub, all of it.
- Every tool free on the website, no sign-up.
- A subscription only for heavy use: daily monitoring and large crawls.
- Self-hosting stays free, with every feature.
- Results come from plain code; AI only explains a fix, when asked.
Why build it
The Arab region has 348 million internet users1, yet only 0.6% of websites with a known content language are in Arabic2.
The gap isn’t readers. It’s the sites written for them, and how well they’re built.
Two sources measuring two different things, shown side by side, not divided into one another.
Where it stands
- Research
- Building
- Beta
- Live
Defining the problem and the method.
- September 2026Research started: collecting the failures that repeat on Arabic sites.
- September 2026The first failures published on this page, fixable live.
- PlannedNext: the full list on GitHub, with how each failure is detected.
Seen an Arabic page break in a strange way?
Send us the link. Real examples are what the list of checks is built from.
Utopia-002
The second project isn’t chosen yet.
It will be announced here, with its code and plan, when research on it starts. Have an idea that would help the Arabic web?