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Taking on new projects

Our work in action.
Three real systems.

Everything here is built in-house and in daily use, which means we can show you any of it in full on a call — the code, the database, the deployment. Client projects sit under their own agreements.

Recent works

Recent works.

Dealflow
DisciplineOS
Expense & income tracker
Client portalsDashboardsInternal systemsIntegrations & AI
Client portalsDashboardsInternal systemsIntegrations & AI

Pricing

One number, one date, in writing.

Single system

Taking on projects

Small businesses that need one system built properly.

Fixed quote/ after the scope call

Book the scope call
  • Written scope before any work
  • A date you get in writing
  • Weekly demo on a real URL
  • Repo and docs are yours
  • Support window after launch
  • Hourly rate after — no retainer

Questions

The things people ask before the first call.

I lead delivery, and I bring in specialists when a project needs them. Either way you talk to the person writing the code, not to someone relaying it.

A first usable version is normally four to eight weeks, depending on scope. Dealflow — the pipeline system in the proof section — took about four weeks. You get a date in writing before anything starts.

Every project is quoted after the scope call, because a client portal and a reporting dashboard are not the same job. You get one number and one date, in writing, before any work begins.

Yes, white-label. Your name on the work and ours nowhere. We talk to you rather than your client, unless you put us in the room.

A support window is included. After that it is an hourly rate rather than a retainer you cannot leave. The repo is yours and everything is documented, so you are never locked in.

Faisalabad, Pakistan, on PKT (UTC+5). That is full overlap with UK and EU working hours, and mornings with US East.

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Faisalabad

Pakistan
PKT (UTC+5) — full overlap with UK and EU hours, mornings with US East
Full UK & EU overlap, mornings US East

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