Mobile apps, web apps, SaaS products and AI features. No hand-offs between five vendors. One person who owns the outcome, one senior pod that builds it, fixed milestones you only pay for once they're delivered. See what each service includes.
Before you spend $30K building the wrong thing. I challenge the idea, define the MVP, and hand you a spec any agency can quote against, plus help reading the quotes you get back. The fee is credited 100% toward your build, so it costs you nothing if we keep going.
Blueprint locked on Monday, MVP submitted to both stores two weeks later. We build the leanest version that proves the business model, structured so it scales instead of getting thrown away at version two.
You built it yourself with Cursor, Lovable, or Bolt, and now it leaks memory, fails security review, or gets rejected by Apple. I audit AI-generated codebases, fix the architecture, and turn a prototype into something real users can trust.
Full-cycle React Native and Flutter builds, from UI design through App Store and Play Store deployment. The same delivery standard behind 500+ shipped projects, run by the same people every time.
Dashboards, portals, marketplaces, and internal tools on clean architecture your next developer will thank you for. Built to be handed over, not to keep you dependent.
Products built for recurring revenue: multi-tenant architecture, subscriptions and billing, admin panels, and the analytics you actually need to run the business day to day.
Chatbots, copilots, and LLM features on Claude, GPT, or Gemini, designed around unit economics from day one. Your AI should make money, not quietly burn your margin on API bills.
Workflows in n8n, Zapier, Make and GoHighLevel that take the repeat work off your team, plus AI call agents, voice agents and WhatsApp assistants. Built in your own accounts and handed over working.
Investor decks, client proposals, and pricing structures in days, not weeks. AI-augmented production speed with five years of real deal documentation behind the judgment calls.
Launch is the start, not the finish. A dedicated team on monthly retainer handles updates, fixes, store compliance, and new features, so your product never goes stale.
Nothing here is proprietary and nothing locks you in. Every one of these is named somewhere on this site, on the page that explains what it is doing and why.
Workflows in n8n, Zapier, Make and GoHighLevel, AI call and voice agents, and assistants that answer your customers on WhatsApp and your website. Scoped after a free audit, fixed price, built in your own accounts. See delivered automation projects.
CRM workflows, lead routing, email sequences and data syncing, with an AI step only where judgement is needed: writing, classifying, summarising.
Multi-step n8n systems with AI, code nodes and error branches, in your n8n Cloud or self-hosted instance. From a self-running radio station to shipping labels.
Quick, reliable flows between the apps you already pay for. When a workflow outgrows Zapier's per-task pricing, you will be told, with the numbers.
A phone line that answers, qualifies and books into your calendar, with Twilio numbers, and hands the call to a person when it should.
Natural voices on your website or in your app, plus AI that transcribes and grades every recorded call against your own scorecard.
Assistants on WhatsApp, SMS and your website that answer from your own content, put the lead in your CRM, and pass anything uncertain to your team.
Three of the 15 products I've built, and two of the AI automations. Every result figure below is the client's, measured after launch, not promised before it.
Forty-six modules replacing the paperwork of a 100-person field operation: accounting, dispatch, quality control and invoicing in one system.
An online radio that produces its own shows: GPT-4 writes the script, ElevenLabs voices it, and n8n puts it on air.
Off Shopify in three days, onto a storefront with the dealer portal and build configurator the platform would never let them ship.
Six casino brands on one iGaming platform, live in weeks: payments, player accounts, game integrations and the back office behind all of them.
WooCommerce orders processed without manual work: n8n removes duplicates, runs the browser automation and confirms each order.
A sample of the calls behind the work: discovery, architecture, design review, planning. Shared screens are blurred, because the work belongs to the client.
Every one of these goes into the contract alongside the NDA and the signed scope. Not marketing lines, clauses. AI-native delivery cuts my cost base by more than half, and I pass part of that back to you as speed, price, and promises.
Most founders cannot answer all three on the spot, and that is exactly where the budget goes: months of building the wrong features. Here they are, from me, in under a minute and a half.
Three taps, honest range. The exact number comes from a Blueprint, but this gets you in the neighbourhood before you message anyone.
Ranges are indicative. The Blueprint locks exact scope and price, and its fee is credited 100% toward your build. See how this number is worked out.
Every engagement follows the same journey, so you always know exactly which step you are on and what comes next. Nothing about your project should ever be a surprise.
Pressure-test the idea before any money moves. If it doesn't hold up, you hear it here.
.01Demand, pricing, and positioning, backed by data rather than optimism.
.02What already exists, what actually wins, and where the real gap sits.
.03Lock the leanest version that proves the model. Everything else waits for v2.
.04Full product design in Figma, screen by screen, reviewed before a line is coded.
.05Clean, scalable build on fixed milestones you only pay for once delivered.
.06Submission and review handling for both the App Store and Play Store.
.07Real users, real feedback, fast fixes while the launch is still warm.
.08A dedicated team keeps the app healthy, compliant, and current.
.09New features, smarter product, version 2.0 built on what the data told us.
.10At one of Lahore's top app agencies I sat in the rooms where founder projects get scoped, priced, and sold. I watched founders pay for features they didn't need and sign specs that were never going to work. That inside knowledge is now your advantage, and it is the entire reason six guarantees sit in my contract that no agency will sign.
Haidar Mustafa · Lahore, working with founders worldwide
Most agencies use AI quietly and still bill like it's 2022. I do the opposite. The stack is public, the speed comes from it, and you pay for judgment, not keystrokes.
$30K+ quotes, hourly billing, and weeks of discovery before a single screen exists. Change orders every time you learn something new about your own product.
A 2 to 3 week Blueprint, then a 14-day build sprint to store submission. Fixed price, senior architecture, same quality bar. That is the honest total, not a headline number.
Anyone can generate code now. Nobody can generate judgment. That is what you are actually hiring.
Named, not implied. These are the ones behind the builds on this page, and a senior engineer reviews every line they produce before it ships.
The pattern in every one of these is the same: someone told them the truth earlier than they wanted to hear it.
"Foundreco's ability to design an idea purely from chatting was remarkable."
"Haidar told me my first idea wasn't worth building, then showed me the version that was. Six weeks later it was live on both stores."
"The 14-day sprint sounded like marketing. On day 13 my app was submitted to Apple. I never once had to ask what the status was."
"We came with a broken AI-built prototype. He rebuilt the architecture, kept everything in our repo, and handed over docs my next hire understood in a day."
"The Blueprint saved me $18K. Two agencies had quoted features my users would never touch. His spec cut all of it."
"The running-cost sheet was the first time any developer told me my monthly server bill before I signed anything."
"A milestone was two days late. The invoice showed the 20% discount before I even mentioned it. In writing means in writing."
"I asked for five AI features. He talked me out of three because the unit economics didn't work. Who does that?"
"My co-founder is in New York, I'm in Singapore, the pod is in Lahore. The weekly demo videos meant nobody ever chased anybody."
"Vibe-coded my MVP in a weekend, it collapsed at 200 users. His pod rebuilt the architecture in three weeks. Now it holds 20K."
"He rejected my idea in the free audit, with reasons. I came back two months later with a better one and he took it. That's who you want."
"The App Store rejected us twice with our old team. His pod passed review on the first submission."
"The cost truth sheet showed my AI feature would burn $1,200 a month. We redesigned it to $90 before writing a line of code."
"Everything sat in my repo from commit one. When I hired a CTO, he onboarded in a single day. No hostage code, exactly as promised."
"The estimator said around $6K. The Blueprint locked $5,800. First developer I've met whose number went down after scoping."
One strong client over time is worth more than ten random projects. That only works if we filter honestly, in both directions.
No call, no waiting for an email. Each one runs in your browser and gives you a document you can save as a PDF in under five minutes. Useful even if you never work with me.
Six questions, then a scoped proposal: what ships in version one, user roles, timeline, a fixed-price estimate with the arithmetic shown, and what the app costs to run every month after launch.
FreeSixteen checks, no code access needed. A scored report naming which of the failures we find in Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor, v0 and Base44 projects are probably in yours, ranked by what breaks first.
FreeForty-five checks across before launch, launch week and the first ninety days. Answer three questions and it drops everything that does not apply to you. Tickable, and it remembers.
