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Tell me about your project.

Send a brief or book a call. You'll get a real reply within 24 hours and a clear plan before you commit to anything. No sales pitch, no ghosting.

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What happens next

From "hello" to a plan you can act on.

01

Send your brief

Tell me what you’re building and what isn’t working today. A rough idea is enough to start.

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I reply within 24h

I personally review it and reply. Not a queue, not a bot.

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Free scoping call

20-30 minutes to align on scope, timeline, and budget, and to see if it’s the right fit.

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Clear plan & quote

You get a written plan and an honest number before you commit to anything.

Scheduling

Prefer to just talk?

Book a free 20-30 minute call directly. You'll be talking to me, not a salesperson.

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FAQs

Before you reach out

The questions people usually have before sending that first message.

Within 24 hours on business days, usually faster. Every inquiry comes straight to me, not a queue or a bot. If it's a quick question, WhatsApp is fastest of all.

It's a 20 to 30 minute scoping conversation, not a sales pitch. I ask about the problem you're solving, your timeline, and your budget range, then tell you honestly whether it's a good fit and what a realistic plan looks like.

No. A rough idea and a sense of your budget is enough to start. I'll help you turn it into a clear scope during the call. That's part of the job, not something you need to arrive with.

I'm based in Islamabad, PKT, but work daily with clients across the US, UK, and EU. I keep flexible hours for calls and async communication, so time zones are rarely a blocker.

Yes. If your project involves sensitive information, I'm happy to sign an NDA before the scoping call. Just mention it when you reach out.

That's normal, and exactly what the first call is for. Tell me what you're trying to achieve and I'll tell you whether that's a chat agent, a workflow automation, an app build, or a mix of the three.

Because you'd be talking to the person actually building your solution, not an account manager relaying messages. Agencies carry office space, project managers, and account executives, and that overhead shows up in what you pay. I keep things lean so more of the budget goes into the actual work.