PlayHub (بلاي هَب) is a cloud platform for kids' play centers, indoor playgrounds and soft-play areas in Saudi Arabia, made by Takween Design. It answers one question: how much time does each child have left?
The cashier registers a child on the center's tablet with the parent's phone, the child's name and the duration. Siblings are registered together, and typing a returning parent's phone number brings up their children's names. The board is sorted by who leaves next. A row turns orange minutes before the end (3, 5, 10 or 15, set by the owner) and red when time is up, with an overtime counter. An optional sound, switched on per device, rings when a row turns red. Extending or checking out takes one tap.
If the owner turns it on, parents scan a QR code at the entrance to register their children or follow their remaining time on their phones. Time starts only after the cashier confirms, and payment stays at the counter.
From the phone, behind a PIN, the owner sees children and hours, busy times, popular durations and returning families, with Excel export. Multi-branch owners see every branch from one company link.
What PlayHub is not: it does not issue invoices, take payments or charge overtime fees, and it has no party bookings or wristbands. The interface is in Arabic, and it runs in any tablet or phone browser with no app to install. Registering, extending and checking out need internet.
More than 1,100 children have registered through PlayHub at kids' play centers, as of November 2026.
