Khyal project blends horsemanship with technology and wins Shark Tank investment
Born from a passion for horses and freedom, Egypt’s “Khyal” project blends equestrian tradition with digital innovation — securing a 7 million EGP investment for 50% ownership on Shark Tank Egypt.
In a world racing toward technology, “Khyal” stands as a poetic reminder of balance — where the timeless grace of horses meets the pulse of modern innovation.
Founded by Mohamed Zahran and Nadine Samy, the idea began in Saqqara, teaching people how to understand the silent dialogue between human and horse. What started as small local rides soon evolved into a vibrant community of riders bound by trust, motion, and nature.
The dream expanded into a full equestrian experience that fuses classic riding with free horsemanship across magical destinations like Ras Sudr, the North Coast, and Siwa. But the true leap came with the launch of the Khyal app — the first in the Arab world — connecting riders, trainers, and stables through smart booking, training, and horse trading tools.
During a captivating pitch on Shark Tank Egypt, the founders impressed the investors, earning a 7 million EGP investment for 50% equity, a deal hailed as one of the most inspiring of the season.
For Nadine Samy, Khyal is “not just about riding; it’s about rediscovering harmony between soul and nature.” And for Mohamed Zahran, it’s a mission to make equestrian culture accessible, modern, and deeply human.
Today, Khyal is no longer just an app — it’s a movement that revives Egypt’s equestrian spirit in a digital age, merging elegance, innovation, and passion into one unforgettable journey.
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