About us

One team.
Three disciplines.

Give software, cloud and security to three different vendors and you get a fourth thing during every outage: an argument about whose fault it is. We took all three on so that argument never happens.

Years running: 7
Products of our own: 3
Protected regions: 34
Operating reach: Global

How we got here

Four chapters so far. We only put dates on the ones we can prove.

2019
We started underneath
ScaleBit began with the part of a product nobody sees: the hosting, the protection and the deployment pipelines. When those work, nobody notices. When they fail, nothing else matters.
Then
We built our own
Evorxa for hosting, GGProtect for protection, ScaleBit Resilience for testing. Each one exists because we needed it for our own work first. We also build platforms for clients who want the same standard applied to their business.
2025
We went global
In 2025 we took the business global, trading worldwide from the United States.
Now
One team to call
Today the same team builds the software, runs the cloud under it and handles its security, so when something breaks, one team knows every layer of it.

Who you’ll deal with

The people behind the work. Hover over a portrait, or tap it on a phone, to catch them mid-task.

Ali

Ali E. Mubarak, Founder & Managing Director

“Our expertise ensures your business stays ahead of cyber threats while growing without limits. Security should be seamless, and with ScaleBit, it is.”

Kirlos

Kirlos Osama, Co-Founder & Technical Lead

“Anything works on a quiet Tuesday. We build for the bad night — the traffic spike, the failed node, the attack nobody scheduled. That is the only test that counts.”

Youssef

Youssef Amir, Frontend Designer

“An interface should never need explaining. If someone has to stop and work out what to do next, that is ours to fix — not theirs to learn.”

Rosana

Rosana Adham, Community Growth

Based in London

Júlia

Júlia Da Silva, Graphic Designer

What we hold ourselves to

Security goes in first

We design protection in from day one. Nobody should learn about it for the first time during an incident.

Proof over promises

We publish real numbers from real engagements. If we can’t back a claim with evidence, we leave it out.