Every year, dozens of Saudi businesses face the same problem: they publish a Ramadan offer link, then after Eid the link still points to last-season content. Traditional fix: manually edit the destination. Smart fix: Hijri calendar links.
Supported seasons
- Ramadan (1–29/30 Ramadan)
- Eid al-Fitr (1–3 Shawwal)
- Eid al-Adha (10–13 Dhul-Hijjah)
- Saudi National Day (September 23)
- Founding Day (February 22)
- Hajj season (8–13 Dhul-Hijjah)
How it works
Create a link zaye.cc/promo and configure:
- Default destination (used year-round)
- Ramadan destination (e.g. Ramadan-themed deals page)
- Eid al-Fitr destination (e.g. Eid gifts collection)
- National Day destination (e.g. Sept 23 promo)
Zayenha Link auto-detects the Hijri calendar (refreshed daily from aladhan.com) and routes visitors to the matching destination — no manual intervention needed.
The technical secret
We store a seasonal rules table (zl_seasonal_rules) per link and compare each click's timestamp against a Hijri calendar cached in KV. No external API hit on the redirect path — full Cloudflare edge speed.
Real-world example
A Riyadh restaurant prints zaye.cc/menu on their menus once. Throughout the year:
- Ramadan: opens the iftar/suhoor menu
- Eid al-Fitr: opens the Eid family-feast menu
- National Day: opens the National Day patriotic combo
- Rest of the year: opens the standard menu
One link, six contextual experiences — without ever reprinting menus.
Unique feature: No Arab or global competitor offers this. Available on the Pro plan.