
Fleet Dispatch Console
A dispatch board replacing three spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group, with live vehicle status, driver assignment and an exportable daily log.
- Dispatch time
- −64%
- Daily records
- 1.2k
accepting new projects
A small studio building web platforms, mobile apps and internal tools — over 100 projects delivered since 2018, with fixed scopes and direct access to the person writing the code.

The four things clients say go wrong with software projects — addressed before you commit to anything.
Messages reach me directly, not a shared inbox. You will not be chasing an update or wondering whether anyone read it.
Thirty minutes to work out what you actually need. If the honest answer is that you do not need me, I will say so.
The quote lists what is included and what is not. It does not move mid-project unless you ask for something new.
A working link you can open, updated as the build progresses. No month of silence followed by a reveal.
Five areas of work. Most projects draw on more than one — a store that needs an admin tool, or an app that needs a marketing site alongside it.
Sites and web applications built to load fast and stay maintainable.
Learn moreAndroid and cross-platform apps, store submission included.
Learn moreInternal tools that replace the spreadsheet holding it together.
Learn moreAssistants and automation wired into what you already run.
Learn moreStorefronts configured, launched and legally complete.
Learn morePerformance is a budget decided before the first component is written, not a cleanup pass at the end. Pages are measured on a throttled mobile connection, because that is how most people will actually open them.
The interesting question is not whether it launches. It is whether it can change in year two. Content lives in files you can edit, the structure is documented, and nothing depends on me being reachable.
Security headers, validated inputs, rate limiting and no secrets in the browser — configured from the first commit rather than bolted on after a scare. Accessibility held to WCAG AA throughout.
An honest read on the trade-offs. There are projects a freelancer or a large agency genuinely suits better — this is where I do not.
| SH Hashmi | Solo freelancer | Large agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who writes your code | The person you spoke to | Usually them, sometimes not | A junior you never meet |
| Quote accuracy | Fixed scope, fixed price | Hourly, open-ended | Fixed, with change fees |
| Response time | Within one working day | Varies week to week | Through account management |
| Code ownership | Yours, in your repository | Usually yours | Often licensed back to you |
| After launch | Optional care plan | Often unreachable | Mandatory retainer |
| Documentation | Written for non-developers | Rarely included | Technical only |
| Realistic minimum | Small projects welcome | Any size | Large budgets only |

A dispatch board replacing three spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group, with live vehicle status, driver assignment and an exportable daily log.

An offline-first Android app for field staff recording utility readings, syncing when signal returns and flagging anomalies before they reach billing.

A Shopify build for a homeware label — custom theme, configured checkout, and every policy page drafted rather than copied from a competitor.
Optional monthly maintenance for sites already built. Cancel any time — nothing is held hostage, and you keep every credential either way.
Keeping a finished site healthy.
PKR 8,000/ month
Sites that keep changing.
PKR 20,000/ month
Treating me as your development team.
PKR 45,000/ month
A couple of sentences is enough to start. You will get a reply within one working day, and a written scope with a fixed price within two.
Describe what is not working. I will tell you what it would take to fix, what it would cost, and whether it is worth doing at all.