How it works

The DJI applications are built on one shared foundation, which is what lets them work together rather than as separate, disconnected tools.

One foundation, many apps

• One sign-in. Staff use a single account across the apps; the public can browse the library and use the researcher without an account.
• One source of content. The legal publications in the Digital Library are the same documents the Legal Researcher draws on for its answers, and the same content the Mobile App shows. Nothing is duplicated or kept in separate silos.
• Available on web and mobile. The library and the researcher are reachable both on the web and through the DJI Mobile App.

Bilingual by design

Every app supports Arabic and English. Content carries both languages where available, and the interface adapts to right-to-left Arabic.

Privacy & security

All DJI content and user activity is kept private to the Institute — isolated from any other organisation on the underlying platform — and every request is authenticated before any data is returned.

What each app adds

The shared foundation provides the common pieces — accounts, search, documents, and AI. Each application then focuses on its own job: the catalogue and store, AI research, mobile access, training, content generation, and video production. See each application's own pages for what it delivers.