01The knot
Missed messages are missed sales.
Bookings in DMs. Orders in spreadsheets. Customers who stop waiting.
Who I build for
Software for people who'd rather be doing their actual job.
Pick the one that sounds like you.
01
Barbers and salons
Online booking, reminders and deposits, so the chair stays full.
See what I'd build 02Construction and civil engineering
Site diaries, estimates and client updates out of the group chat.
See what I'd build 03Transport and drivers
Bookings, drivers, live maps and payments in one place.
See what I'd build 04E-commerce and online shops
Pricing, stock and order automation around the store you already have.
See what I'd build 05Small businesses
A website that brings work in, and less admin by hand.
See what I'd build 06Founders and startups
Your first version on iPhone, Android and the web, with one engineer.
See what I'd build 07AI agents and automation
AI and automations that do one real job, every day, without drama.
See what I'd build 08Something else?
If it runs on a phone, a browser or a spreadsheet, it's probably something I can build.
Tell me about itResults
What changed for the people I built for.
Real outcomes. Names stay private under NDA.
- 01
7 days
A client · Mobile app
A broken booking app, rebuilt in 7 days
Fixing it was estimated at 100+ hours. I rebuilt it instead, and it was live on both app stores in a week.
How it was built - 02
$900 → $100
A client · AI automation
AI writing that learns from the editor
A software company had given up on AI writing. Now each article costs about $100 instead of about $900.
How it was built - 03
Every item
A client · AI for commerce
Prices and stock, set by data
An engine that tells a commerce business what to charge and what to reorder, item by item.
How it was built
Mobile apps for iPhone and Android
One app, both stores, built to survive real users.
Websites and web apps
Fast on a phone, found on Google, easy to change.
AI agents and automation
Boring, repeated work, done by software that shows its work.
Internal tools and dashboards
Replace the spreadsheet everyone is scared to edit.
Rescue or rebuild an existing app
Someone else started it. I'll tell you if it's worth saving.
Ongoing monthly support
An engineer on call for your product, month after month.
- Step 01
A free first call
Tell me what's slowing you down. I ask a lot of questions, and if software is the wrong fix I'll say so.
- Step 02
A written plan with a fixed quote
What I'll build, what it won't do, how long it takes and one price. You know the number before I write a line.
- Step 03
The build
Development or automation, shown to you early and often on your own phone, so nothing is a surprise at the end.
- Step 04
Launch
Live on the App Store, Google Play or your website. I handle the store accounts and the paperwork that stops most first-timers.
- Step 05
Ongoing monthly support
Software needs looking after. A monthly plan covers fixes, small changes, store updates and someone watching for the things that break quietly.
How a project runs
No surprises on the invoice.
You know the price before I start and you see it working long before it's finished.
Your guide
Hi, I'm Najam.
5+ years building apps and automations, usually as the only engineer on the job. Good AI tools let one person ship what used to need a team, without the agency layers.
More about meAfter launch
Launch day is day one, not the finish line.
After launch, I stay on as your engineer on a monthly plan, for as long as it's useful to you.
Before you ask
The questions everyone has.
Three promises, in writing
The fix-it promise
One fixed price, agreed in writing before I start. If what I deliver doesn't do what the plan says, I fix it at no extra cost.
You own it
You own the code, the accounts and the app store listings. No lock-in.
A fast first reply
I usually reply within an hour.
What if it doesn't work the way the plan says?
One fixed price, agreed in writing before I start. If what I deliver doesn't do what the plan says, I fix it at no extra cost. The plan is specific on purpose, so you and I agree on what "done" means before I start.
Who owns what you build?
You own the code, the accounts and the app store listings. No lock-in. If the work ever ends, everything stays with you.
How much does it cost?
Small jobs start at $50: a fix, a small automation, a change to a page. Most work is quoted after a free first call, as one fixed price, because it depends on the work. I'd rather not guess a number before I understand the job.
How fast do you reply?
I usually reply within an hour. WhatsApp is the quickest way to reach me.
Where are you based?
Vehari, Punjab, Pakistan, on UTC+5. I work with clients anywhere, in English, over email, WhatsApp and video calls.
Why is there so little client work on this site?
Every client project I've done has been under an NDA, so I describe them without names. I'm happy to walk you through how they were built on a call.
Ready to take something off your plate?
The first call is free. You'll leave knowing exactly what it takes.
Get my free quoteFree call · One fixed price in writing · I usually reply within an hour