Software built around how you actually work, made in Pakistan

It means building an application around your specific workflow instead of buying a ready-made product and adapting yourself to it. A garment manufacturer, for example, may need production stages, fabric tracking and embroidery vendor management working the way their factory actually runs. Large ERPs do have industry modules for this, so the question is not whether something exists, it is whether configuring it costs more than building the thing you need.

More often than a software company will usually tell you. If an off-the-shelf product covers most of what you need, buy it, because it is cheaper, faster and somebody else maintains it. Custom is worth it when your process is genuinely a competitive advantage, when integration with existing systems is the hard part, or when licence costs for a large team exceed what building would cost. We will say so on the first call if that is where you land.

Our starting points are POS or inventory from PKR 199,000 over 4 to 8 weeks, CRM from PKR 299,000 over 8 to 12 weeks, ERP from PKR 499,000 over 3 to 5 months, and SaaS or bespoke platforms from PKR 999,000 over six months and up. Those are floors. The exact number comes out of the free two-hour discovery call, once we know your modules, your integrations and where your process differs from the obvious.

Worth thinking about properly, because the honest answer is not just the build price. Budget for hosting, for changes as your business shifts, and for maintenance once the warranty ends. Our maintenance plans start at PKR 25,000 a month for five hours of work and go up from there depending on how much attention the system needs. Against a per-seat subscription product that grows with your headcount, custom often wins over five years. Against a cheap subscription for a small team, it often does not. Ask us to run both numbers with you.

POS or inventory typically 4 to 8 weeks, a multi-user CRM 8 to 12 weeks, a full ERP 3 to 5 months, and a multi-tenant SaaS platform six months upwards. Inside that: discovery one to two weeks, architecture and design two to three, then sprints, then two to three weeks of testing and user acceptance, then a week to deploy and hand over. How quickly you review and approve things affects the date more than anything we control.

You do. We provide the development service; the code, the database schema and the designs belong to your business. You get GitHub access from day one rather than at the end, so you can see the work as it happens, and final delivery includes a signed IP transfer. There is no lock-in and nothing proprietary you would have to rebuild if you moved to another team.

Yes, and this is worth being precise about. We build the tax logic into the system: GST and FED rates, sales tax on services, withholding, EOBI deductions, and invoice formats in the layout the authorities expect. Where a project needs certified integration with a revenue authority's live invoicing system, that involves a formal approval process on the authority's side. Tell us which authority and which scheme applies to your business and we will confirm in writing what we can deliver directly and what requires that approval, before you commit.

Every project ships with a warranty covering bug fixes, running from 60 days on the smaller builds up to a year on the largest. After that, maintenance is a monthly plan sized to how much work the system actually needs, starting at PKR 25,000 a month. If you would rather take it in-house or hand it to another team, you can, because you own the code.

Yes, and it is one of the more common reasons Pakistani businesses come to us. Retail chains with central inventory and branch-level sales, restaurant groups with shared recipes and separate billing, school networks with a central admin and per-campus operations, clinic groups with shared patient records. Real-time sync, role-based access per branch, and consolidated reporting at head office.

It depends on the project. Backend is usually Laravel, Node.js with Express or NestJS, or Python with Django or FastAPI. Frontend is React, Vue or Next.js. Mobile is React Native, Flutter or native. Databases are MySQL or PostgreSQL with Redis where caching helps. Laravel is the most common choice for Pakistani business applications, and we have a dedicated Laravel development page if that is specifically what you need.

Yes. Mobile builds start around PKR 299,000 for iOS and Android together using React Native or Flutter. The usual pattern is a web admin plus a mobile app for the people who are not at a desk: delivery staff, field sales, branch managers approving things on the move. The APIs are designed alongside the backend rather than bolted on afterwards, which is what makes the mobile side straightforward.

Scope changes and timelines slipping are the two things that go wrong on software projects, so we would rather set expectations than pretend otherwise. Anything outside the agreed scope gets quoted separately rather than absorbed silently or dropped in without telling you. If we are running late for reasons on our side, we say so at the sprint review rather than at the deadline. You have GitHub access throughout, so you can see the pace for yourself rather than relying on a status report.