Artificial intelligence in Algiers: how a project is run from Oran

NovaAI Tech is based in Oran. We have no office in Algiers, and this page will not pretend otherwise. What matters to a company in Algiers is not the supplier's address: it is where the software runs — at your site, on your hardware — and how the project is conducted. Here is exactly how that works.

Why distance matters less than you would think

Our software is not hosted at our end. The language model, the document base and the application run on your server, inside your building. Once delivered, they no longer depend on our infrastructure: if we vanished tomorrow, your system would keep working. The bespoke source code is handed over to you in any case.

That is the opposite of a platform subscription, where an interruption in the supplier's service is an interruption in your business.

How it unfolds, step by step

1. Written scoping. A requirements document in which every requirement carries a unique reference. It states what the software will do, what it will not do, and how anyone will know it works. It is the binding reference.
2. Delivery in batches. You see the software running on your own data before the end of the project, not at final handover.
3. On-site assignments in Algiers. Installation, hardware sizing and team training happen at your premises, on the road. That is the moment physical presence is needed — and it is the only one.
4. Adversarial acceptance. Each requirement is validated one by one against the acceptance test plan. A feature counts as delivered only once you accept its test.
5. Remote follow-up. Day-to-day operation, changes and support are handled without travel.

It is this exact sequence that produced a sixteen-module e-commerce platform, acceptance signed. See how the project unfolded.

What we will not tell you

We will not tell you we are "present in Algiers" because we hold a phone number there. Our references are in Oran, in Sidi Bel Abbès and abroad, and they are all published, named, with what was delivered. If immediate proximity is a decisive criterion for you, a supplier based in Algiers will be more convenient — and we will say so.

If, on the other hand, your criterion is software that runs at your site, whose code you own, and whose data never leaves your network, the supplier's city should not weigh heavily.

For the substance of the subject: what an Algerian company can genuinely do with AI. For what is already in service: the Oran deployments.