Fixed prices · written scope · code you own
Software that survives handover.
Websites, web apps and learning platforms for growing businesses and institutions. Fixed prices, independent testing and a security check before launch, and code that is yours outright.
Founding-client pricing: 10% off our first 5 projects, in return for an honest review and a short case study.
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- Systems delivered to productionWeb, mobile and automation — confirmed with the owner
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- Independent checks before every launchQA pass and security baseline review
- one working day
- Reply timeEvery enquiry gets an answer within one working day
- 30 days
- Bug-fix cover after launchWritten into the contract with every build
What we do
Six areas, every one priced in writing
Each area has a published starting price and a written scope. If your project does not fit a package, we will say so and quote it separately.
Websites
A credible site in two to four weeks: responsive, fast, and wired up for search with canonical URLs, Open Graph and a sitemap.
Web apps
A real application, not a brochure: logins, roles, data, workflows and a dashboard — scoped and priced in writing.
Learning platforms
Admissions, student and teacher portals, and certificates with a public verification page — built from a written specification.
Security and QA checks
An independent security review and a test pass before you launch — for sites and apps, built by us or by someone else.
SEO and growth
Technical fixes and keyword-driven content on a monthly plan, with a report you can actually read. No promised rankings.
AI feasibility
One AI use case, tested on your data and measured for accuracy and cost — before you pay for a full build.
Selected work
How we build
A learning platform built to a formal specification, and documented to match
Web and mobile clients on a single API, built against a written requirements specification with every requirement traced into the code that satisfies it.
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma
- Flutter
An offline-first mobile app for children who cannot rely on a connection
A Flutter support tool for autistic children and their caregivers — communication, emotion learning, predictable routines, and explainable progress tracking.
ReadEducation operationsCutting an automation brief down until it was worth building
A Python service that files class recordings into the correct batch folder automatically — after we removed most of what was originally requested.
ReadHow it runs
You always know what happens next
The same 7 steps on every project — including an independent QA pass and a security baseline review before launch.
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Discovery call
We ask four things: what the problem is, when you need it, roughly what the budget is, and who signs off. If we are not the right fit, we say so on the call.
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Written scope
Deliverables, explicit exclusions, assumptions, timeline and price — in writing. The exclusions matter as much as the inclusions: most project disputes come from something both sides assumed was covered.
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Build with weekly demos
A staging URL goes live in week one and stays live. You watch it being built, including the weeks when progress was slow. Changes get priced in a change order before they are built.
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Independent QA pass
A separate test pass against the written scope — browsers and phones, the core flows, and a re-test of every fix before it ships. This is done by a different person from the one who built it.
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Security baseline review
Our security specialist checks configuration and common web risks against a written baseline — HTTPS, headers, dependencies, secrets, access controls — and fixes what the review finds before anything goes live.
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Documented handover
Repository access, deployment documentation, environment configuration, a recorded walkthrough and — where the project warrants it — role manuals and a QA pack your team can re-run.
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After launch
30 days of bug-fix cover against the written scope, then a monthly Care plan or a written change order — your choice, on paper.
Who you will work with
The people behind the plan
A named client lead, the engineer building your project, a QA pass before launch, a security review before launch, and search and growth after you go live.
Muhammad Hamza Habib
Founder & CEO
Ask about your idea, your timeline and your budget.
Muhammad Ibrahim
Digital Marketer & SEO Specialist
Ask about getting found on Google and measuring what works.
Kaleemullah Khan
Cybersecurity Expert
Ask about protecting your site, your app and your users' data.
Muhammad Farooq
Client Management Team Lead
Ask about progress, deadlines and anything that is blocking you.
Muhammad Haider Habib
QA Engineer
Ask about quality, testing and release readiness.
Pricing
Fixed scope, fixed price, published
Three places most people start. Every package lists what it excludes too, so you know the edge of the scope before you ask.
Launch Site Business
Growing businesses that publish content, take bookings or collect leads online.
$3,200
3 to 5 weeks
- Everything in Starter, for up to 8 pages
- Content management, so your team can edit pages and publish posts without a developer
- Booking or calendar integration (for example Cal.com)
- Lead capture forms sent to email or a spreadsheet
- See the full list of what's in and out
Web App MVP Lite
Founders and business owners who need a first working version of a web app.
$7,500
8 to 10 weeks
- A written scope (up to 6 pages) and clickable wireframes for up to 10 screens before we build
- Up to 3 core modules and 10 screens (for example accounts, one main workflow and a dashboard)
- Sign-in with email and password (Google sign-in optional) and up to 2 user roles
- Admin panel to manage users and core records
- See the full list of what's in and out
Learning Portal Starter
Training institutes, academies and schools that need admissions, students, teachers and certificates in one place.
$10,900
12 to 14 weeks (including the Specification Sprint)
- The Specification Sprint (numbered requirements, prototype, fixed plan)
- Online admissions: application forms, document upload, payment-receipt upload and verification, approval trail (who approved and when), unique registration numbers
- Student portal: profile, enrolled courses, announcements, materials, schedule, downloadable certificates
- Teacher portal: course pages, materials (files, video links and embeds), announcements, attendance, simple gradebook
- See the full list of what's in and out
Writing
How we think about the work
Notes from real projects, written by the people who did them.
Tracing a formal specification into a thousand files of code
We put requirement identifiers in the code comments. It sounded like bureaucracy and turned out to be the most useful thing we did on the project.
ReadOffline-first is an architecture, not a feature
You cannot add offline support to an online-first app. We learned why while building a tool for children who cannot rely on a connection.
ReadThe most valuable thing we did on that project was delete most of it
A client asked for an automation system. Half of it was already a settings checkbox. Saying so cost us billable hours and won us the relationship.
ReadWhat does success look like for your project?
Tell us the problem and the deadline. We reply within one working day, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people to solve it.