
Safar-e-Quran
One-to-one Quran classes for families, with a free placement class and WhatsApp booking built into the first screen.
Software house in Lahore · Websites · Apps · Portals · SaaS
Most quotes end at launch day. That's the cheap part. We build websites, web portals, Android apps and SaaS for businesses in Pakistan and abroad, then keep the server it runs on.
5 live sites on our own server2 apps on Google Play30 days of free fixes after launchUTC+5 our afternoon is a UK morning

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Selected work
No unnamed "leading fintech client". Every project has a link, so you can open it, download it or sign into it today.

One-to-one Quran classes for families, with a free placement class and WhatsApp booking built into the first screen.

Admin, teacher, student and parent logins. Passwords hashed, sessions server-side, running as a Node app.
Offline-first invoicing with PDF output, templates, client signatures and multi-currency. Published and updated under Play App Signing. It's the one project here you can install rather than just visit.




Ten course pages from one source of truth, and an admission form that lands applications in a database, not an inbox.

A toy store with cash on delivery and open-before-you-pay, on the same stack and server as our other storefront, which keeps both cheap to run.
Our own products
Running our own products is how we learn what breaks after launch. Here's what we've built and where each one stands today.
Answers your SIM and WhatsApp calls in Urdu, 24/7, books visits, calls back missed calls and sends every lead to your WhatsApp.
Hear a sample call → Live on Google PlayInvoices, quotes and payment reminders from your phone, with PDF export and 25 templates.
About Invoe → Live on Google PlayToken receipts, bayana and sale agreements for property dealers, in Urdu and English, offline.
About DealNama →Why this studio exists
A freelancer hands you a zip file. An agency hands you an invoice. Neither is there when the payment gateway breaks on a Sunday.
We wrote a long, sourced guide on what websites cost in Pakistan. The question buyers kept getting wrong wasn't price. It was who fixes the thing in month six.
So the studio is built around that. The same people who write the code hold the SSH key, the DNS and the backups.
It isn't a bigger team than the alternatives. It's a smaller one that doesn't hand the work off.
Services
Five kinds of work, all of it ending with us still answering the phone. Each one has its own page with scope, stack and prices: web, apps, custom software and SaaS.
Sites meant to rank, not just exist. Schema, speed and a copy pass included.
Real logins for students, staff, clients and orders, with roles that match how you actually work.
From the build through to the Play Console listing and the release track.
A site somebody else built and stopped answering about. We look first, then quote the fix.
Hosting, DNS, mail records, backups, and the certificate nobody renewed.
Process
No pitch deck. You get a written price before any building starts.
Thirty minutes on what it has to do, and whether we're the right people for it.
What's in, what's out, and the price for the build.
Built on our own server, so you can open it while it's in progress.
Domain, SSL, mail records and backups set up by the people who wrote it.
30 days of free fixes, then hosting and upkeep if you want it.
Money, before you ask
Figures other Pakistani firms publish, gathered for our own cost guide. A studio that hides the range is usually about to quote above it.
| Build | Published range, PKR one-off |
|---|---|
| Basic 3 to 5 page site | 10,000 – 80,000 |
| WordPress, theme-based | 20,000 – 60,000 |
| WordPress, custom build | 80,000 – 350,000 |
| Ecommerce store | 40,000 – 1,000,000+ |
| Domain, hosting and SSL, yearly | 6,000 – 30,000 |
Fifteen published Pakistani price pages, read September 2026. Sourcing and caveats in our website cost guide, and the full 15-page survey here.
Quoted from the written scope, before work starts. If the scope changes, we price the change first.
Hosting, backups, updates and small fixes as one monthly fee, so nothing is billed by surprise.
We quote in US dollars, pounds, dirhams or riyals at the day's rate and agree the payment method on the quote.
FAQ
Yes. We're on Pakistan time, UTC+5, so a UK morning is our early afternoon and the Gulf is an hour or two behind us. Calls from the US usually happen in our evening. Calls are booked at a time that suits you.
A business site is usually a few weeks. A portal or an app takes longer, and the written scope gives you a date rather than a guess. We don't take jobs that must go live this week.
Usually, yes. We look at it first, tell you what we found, and quote the fix separately from any new work.
Anything we built that breaks in the first 30 days, we fix free. After that you can keep us on a monthly fee for hosting, backups and upkeep.
Start a project
Bring the problem rather than the spec. Half the calls we take end with a smaller build than the caller expected, and we'd rather say that on a call than after an invoice.