Straight answers.

Small jobs start at $50: a fix, a small automation, a change to a page. Most work is quoted after a free first call, as one fixed price, because it depends on the work. I'd rather not guess a number before I understand the job.

Anything from a day for a small fix to a few months for a full product. The written plan gives you the timeline before you pay anything. The fastest full rebuild I can point to shipped in 7 days.

You can keep me on a monthly plan: fixes, small changes, app store updates and someone watching for problems. Good software gets looked after, and I'd rather work with you for years than for one project.

A free first call, then a written plan with a fixed quote, then the build, then launch, then ongoing monthly support if you want it.

One fixed price, agreed in writing before I start. If what I deliver doesn't do what the plan says, I fix it at no extra cost. The plan is specific on purpose, so you and I agree on what "done" means before I start.

You own the code, the accounts and the app store listings. No lock-in. If the work ever ends, everything stays with you.

I usually reply within an hour. WhatsApp is the quickest way to reach me.

Yes. You deal with me from the first call to launch and after. No account managers and no handoffs.

Vehari, Punjab, Pakistan, on UTC+5. I work with clients anywhere, in English, over email, WhatsApp and video calls.

No. I explain things in plain words and you approve each step.

Every client project I've done has been under an NDA, so I describe them without names. I'm happy to walk you through how they were built on a call.

Yes. I'll look at it first and tell you whether fixing or rebuilding costs less. One client's repair was estimated at 100+ hours, and the rebuild shipped to both app stores in 7 days.

Yes. I've handled developer accounts, including the D-U-N-S number check that stops a lot of first-time companies, and recovered rejected apps through Apple's Resolution Center instead of resubmitting blind.

Every day. Mostly Claude Code, plus Cursor and other tools depending on the job. It makes me faster. I still read and test what it writes, because unchecked AI code is how apps break in front of customers.

React Native and Expo for phone apps, Next.js and TypeScript for websites and web apps, Supabase and PostgreSQL for data, Stripe for payments, n8n, Make and Zapier for automation, and the Claude API for AI features.