Why Bawadir exists.

Saudi compliance teams are spread thin. The Kingdom's regulatory environment is moving fast: multiple authorities publishing in parallel, in two languages, on schedules that rarely line up. The compliance officer's job is to know what changed before the auditor does, and the only place to find out is the regulator's own website, often updated quietly without notice.

Bawadir collapses that work into one place. Each weekday morning we publish a brief listing what Saudi regulators issued since the last brief, classified by what needs your attention and what's for the file. The format is restrained on purpose: a publication, not a dashboard, not a workflow tool. Read it, act on it, forward it.

We're a small editorial team built on the perspective of practitioners: people who have spent years tracking regulator websites by hand and learned which signals are worth a Tuesday morning's attention. We default to under-promising on what hasn't shipped and labelling clearly what has.

The brief is free while we grow coverage, and it stays free for everyone for the foreseeable future. We won't sell or share the names on the list. Editorial decisions (which regulators to cover next, how items are classified, what's in scope) are ours alone, and they follow what subscribers ask for.

Bawadir.