Local work and online teams

Understand Niqat local work, connection interruptions, account access, and recovery. Compare free offline use with the limited-time free online offer.

Offline first means that a connection is not the switch that turns local work on. Niqat separates local operation from online collaboration.

Web is available now. Native apps are coming soon; see Downloads before planning a device installation.

One person, offline

Single-user offline usage is free. It suits someone running a local workspace without a connected team. Local data, clear operation states, and recovery belong to the daily experience.

Bring the team online

Online access is currently free for a limited time. Standard pricing is IQD 5,000 per user/month or IQD 50,000 per user/year. The pricing calculator shows standard totals separately from the current free offer.

Keep company memberships and permissions deliberate. A shared business does not mean every person should have the same authority.

Understand the saved state

A connection indicator, a completed command, and a synchronized state describe different things. Read the application’s status for the operation you are performing. Do not treat a disconnected screen as proof of data loss or an online indicator as proof that every replica has converged.

Keep a recovery plan

Synchronization and backup solve different problems. A mistake can synchronize too. Know the backup and restore tools, who may use them, and how to review recovery guidance. Avoid manually copying an active database as a substitute for the supported backup flow.

AI is separate

AI capabilities are coming soon and will carry additional usage fees. The offline and online plans do not include an AI usage allowance.