AI automation, machine learning, websites, custom software, Unity games, and the plumbing that connects your existing tools. Doing all of it means we can tell you which one you actually need.
Fixed prices from $1,800 · You own everything
Hand the repetitive judgement calls to something that never gets tired
Most of the day-to-day work that eats your team's time is reading something, deciding what it is, and putting it somewhere. Sorting enquiries, pulling data out of invoices and CVs, drafting the first version of a reply, summarising a long thread. AI does that reliably now, and we build it so it hands anything it is unsure about to a human instead of guessing.
Priced against a written scope. How pricing works
Task audit
Which jobs are actually worth automating, ranked by hours saved and by how costly a mistake would be. Some things should stay manual and we will say so.
The automation itself
Running on your infrastructure and connected to the tools you already use, with retries and rate limiting so a provider outage does not lose work.
Human-in-the-loop review
A confidence threshold and a review queue, so low-certainty cases reach a person rather than being quietly wrong.
Evaluation set
A fixed set of real examples with known-correct answers, so a prompt or model change can be measured rather than eyeballed.
Predictions, search, and assistants trained on what your business knows
Off-the-shelf AI knows the internet. It does not know your customers, your pricing, or the ten years of documents in your shared drive. We build the layer that does: assistants that answer from your own material, search that understands what people mean, and machine-learning models that forecast demand, score leads, or flag anomalies before they cost you.
Priced against a written scope. How pricing works
Feasibility check
A short, paid look at your actual data to say whether this will work. Roughly a third of the time the honest answer is 'not yet, and here is what to fix first'.
Retrieval and grounding
Document ingestion, chunking, embeddings, and a vector index, so answers cite their source instead of inventing one.
Model work
Fine-tuning or classical ML where it beats prompting, with a held-out test set and reported precision and recall — never a demo-day accuracy number.
Monitoring
Drift and quality tracking after launch, because a model that was right in March can be wrong by September.
Fast, findable, and built to be edited without calling us
From a marketing site that actually ranks to a full web application your customers log into every day. Built to load fast on a mid-range phone on a bad connection, to be readable by search engines, and to be updated by your own team afterwards.
Priced against a written scope. How pricing works
Design and build
Responsive interface, content structure, and the pages themselves — designed against your content, not a template we bend to fit.
Content editing
A CMS where it earns its place, or typed content files where it does not. We will tell you which one your team will actually use.
Performance and SEO
Core Web Vitals measured on real devices, structured data, sitemap, and metadata — with the numbers shown to you before launch.
Analytics
Privacy-respecting analytics wired to the handful of events that tell you whether the site is working.
When no off-the-shelf tool fits, and bending your process to one costs more
Most operational pain is not a missing feature — it is four tools disagreeing about the same record while a person reconciles them by hand. We map how the work really flows, exceptions included, then build the single system that owns it. Web, mobile, or both.
Priced against a written scope. How pricing works
Workflow map
Every step, handoff, and exception written down and agreed before any code exists — including the ones that only happen at month-end.
The system
Deployed on your infrastructure with the integrations, permissions, and audit trail the work actually needs.
Mobile app where it earns it
For people doing the work away from a desk. Only when a responsive web app genuinely will not do.
Handover
Two weeks paired with your team on real changes, plus recorded walkthroughs of every part.
Enter it once and let it appear everywhere it is needed
The cheapest software is often the software you already own, wired together properly. We connect your existing systems so information flows between them automatically, and replace the copy-paste steps with something that runs on its own. No AI involved here — this is deterministic plumbing, and it should never guess.
Priced against a written scope. How pricing works
Integration map
What connects to what, which system owns which field, and what happens when one of them is down.
The connections
Built to be safely retryable, so a replay after an outage never double-writes an order or an invoice.
Alerting
A dead-letter queue plus notifications, because the dangerous failure is the quiet one.
Unity work for entertainment, training, and product visualisation
Mobile and PC games, but also the serious uses of the same engine: training simulators, interactive product configurators, architectural walkthroughs, and AR experiences. Built to hold a steady frame rate on the hardware your audience actually owns, not just on a development machine.
Priced against a written scope. How pricing works
Prototype first
A playable slice of the core loop before full production, because whether something is fun is not a thing anyone can decide from a document.
Production build
Gameplay, UI, art integration, and audio, with a performance budget agreed at the start and measured throughout.
Platform release
Store listings, build pipelines, and the certification requirements for each target platform.
A standing team for whatever the quarter needs
Improvements, fixes, new integrations, performance work, or simply capacity alongside your own developers. Nothing is out of scope for being unglamorous — most high-leverage software work is.
Priced against a written scope. How pricing works
Allocated days
A fixed number of engineering days each month, spent on your priorities.
Health review
A quarterly written assessment of the codebase, dependencies, security posture, and delivery risk.
Documented changes
Every change reviewed, tested, and explained in prose your team can read a year later.
Every step produces something you keep, in language you can read. The first one is free, and plenty of people stop there with a diagnosis and build it themselves — that is a fine outcome.
Describe it however you would to a colleague — a website, an app, something automated, or just a problem you cannot name yet. We ask blunt questions about volumes and exceptions. You leave knowing whether we are the right people, and if we are not, we say so and point you elsewhere.
For a small piece of work this is a short call and a written scope, included free. For anything larger we sit with the people doing the work and follow it end to end, exceptions included — that step is paid, and it comes off the build price. Either way you get a fixed number before anything is built.
Hardest cases first, because the easy path is the part that always works in a demo. You see something working every week on a real link you can click — not a slide deck. If the scope needs to change, it gets priced and written down before we do it.
Where something already exists, we run old and new side by side and move over gradually, so there is no weekend where the business holds its breath. Monitoring goes in so a problem reaches us before it reaches your customers.
Your team works on real changes with us alongside them, plus recorded walkthroughs of every part. The measure of success is your people shipping a change without us on the call. You own the code and the accounts from day one, so you are never locked in.
MiLand
Real estate · Pakistan
MiLand lets people buy, sell, and rent property across Pakistan, and register as agents. Instead of making buyers fight a wall of filters, it understands what they are actually asking for — typed or spoken — and works on both web and mobile.
Ongoing
Most people arrive knowing something is wrong rather than knowing they need machine learning. If that is you, start from the symptom instead — it is a faster route to the right answer.
Yes. The code lives in your account under your name from the first day, on your cloud and your domain. There is no licence to keep paying and nothing of ours to remove. You can hire anyone else to continue, and we will help them pick it up.
Sometimes, and when it can we will tell you which one and how to set it up — even though we make nothing from that. Custom work is worth it when your process is genuinely a competitive advantage, or when the tools that exist would force you to work in a way that costs you more than the software saves.
It usually makes things better. We review their work and they review ours, and handover stops being an event because they have been inside it the whole time. Some clients use us purely for the diagnosis and then build it themselves.
No technical vocabulary needed. Forty minutes on a call and you will get a written summary of what we think is actually wrong, a rough range, and a straight answer on whether we are the right people. That part is free.
