Unveiled at the Dubai AI Festival, the desktop-first platform lets businesses build, deploy and connect AI agents across a global network with early-access UAE users receiving 5,000 free credits.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 31st October 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Soika Labs has opened early access to Mockingjay Network, an agentic AI operating system that lets any business build, run and command its own workforce of AI agents. Co-founder and CEO Enzo Amur unveiled the platform’s move into production at the Dubai AI Festival on 27 October, launching with a UAE-first soft rollout that gives early-access users 5,000 free credits to start building.

One platform where AI agents work as a team

An AI agent is a digital worker software that carries out real business tasks such as answering customers, qualifying and sorting leads, or standing up an entire CRM system. Most AI tools, however, operate in isolation, leaving teams to pay for several products and stitch the results together by hand. Mockingjay Network brings all of that into a single environment. Inside a company, agents work together as a coordinated team; beyond it, they connect with agents from other organisations worldwide through the Global Agentic Neural Network (GANN) to get work done faster. Each company’s private agents stay sovereign, plugging into the wider network without exposing internal data.

No code, your models, your machines

Mockingjay is built to be used without writing a line of code or hiring engineers, and it can run on a company’s own computers so sensitive data stays under its control. The platform is also one of the largest LLM aggregators available, giving users access to Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, Kimi and more from a single place. An intelligent auto-routing system directs each task to the best-suited model saving up to 70% of credits while agents work across text, images and data. Mockingjay is delivered as a desktop application that businesses install and run locally.

Built for small and medium businesses first

Mockingjay is designed for small and medium-sized businesses before anyone else, and the opportunity is vast: an estimated 1.3 million SMEs in the UAE, around 2 million across the wider GCC, and some 36.2 million small businesses in the United States. Many want to adopt AI but find it too expensive or too complicated. Mockingjay is built to close that gap, bringing agentic AI within practical reach of leaner teams.

People stay in command

For all its automation, Mockingjay is designed around human oversight. Soika Labs sets a baseline of at least one person per division and expects “human in the loop” to become a profession of its own as businesses scale. “The rules of communication, cooperation and equality between AI agents are what make a shared network work,” said Enzo Amur, Co-founder and CEO of Soika Labs. “We want businesses to let AI do more so people can be more without letting AI take over.” The launch aligns with the UAE National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031, as businesses across the region move from adopting AI tools to applying them for measurable operational value.

Availability and early access

Mockingjay Network is available now as a desktop application. Businesses can download it and start building their AI agents and fleets at https://www.mockingjaynetwork.com/download. As part of the UAE-first soft launch, early-access users receive 5,000 free credits. “This is the beginning of a network where businesses of every size build their own AI workforce and connect it to the world,” added Amur.

About Soika Labs

Soika Labs is a Dubai-based AI company and the team behind Mockingjay Network. Built on the principle that in the era of AI being human matters more, it develops agentic AI infrastructure that keeps businesses and people in control.

A new entrant on the UAE–Central Asia corridor seeks banking and infrastructure partners ahead of Dubai FinTech Summit

DUBAI, UAE, October 31st, 2026 — People from Central Asia who live and work in the UAE send money home every month, for rent, school fees and family businesses. Much of that money still moves through cash counters, in a language that is not the sender’s own. OSON X, the UAE app from OSON, is built to close that gap.

Remittances to Uzbekistan reached $18.9 billion in 2025, up 27% from $14.8 billion in 2024 and more than three times the 2020 level of $6 billion, according to the Central Bank of Uzbekistan. About 78% still comes from Russia; at the same time, a growing share now arrives from Kazakhstan, Turkey, South Korea, the United Kingdom and the European Union, as the map of where people from Central Asia work widens.

The UAE sits inside that shift. Dubai alone is home to more than 4.8 million residents (Dubai Data and Statistics Establishment, September 2026), the large majority of them expatriates, and the Central Asian community is part of that mix.

OSON X helps people from Central Asia send money, pay and use a card in one app, in Uzbek, Russian and English. It runs on one corridor: transfers between the UAE and Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, in both directions. Transfers usually arrive within minutes when sent by card or IBAN within a country, and take one to two days for international account-to-account transfers.

“The demand on this corridor is real and growing, and the people sending money deserve tools that are built for them. We built OSON X for that community, and we are at the Dubai FinTech Summit to find the partners who want to build this corridor with us,” said Makhmudov Farkhod, Founder & CEO, OSON.

OSON X is in a pilot with a limited group of users, so partners who join now can help shape the product. OSON X is looking for banking and infrastructure partners to build the UAE–Central Asia corridor together.

Meet the OSON X team at Dubai FinTech Summit, 2–3 November, stand 12.

About OSON X

OSON X is the UAE app from OSON that helps people from Central Asia send money, pay and use a card in one app, in Uzbek, Russian and English. Made for digital Nomads. It is in a pilot with a limited group of users. OSON X is operated by Oson DIFC Limited, regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), reference F006764.