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Tell us what is hard about it.
The more specific you are about the difficult part, the more useful our first reply will be. You will be answered by an engineer, not a form letter.
01Ways to reach us
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Johar Town, Lahore
Pakistan Standard Time, UTC+5
02Send a message
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What happens next
- 01A senior engineer reads it — usually same day.
- 02We reply with questions, or book a 45-minute call.
- 03If it is a fit, you get a written architecture note and a fixed estimate.
Already have a codebase and just want an honest read on it? Say so — that is a paid review, and it is often the cheapest useful thing we do.
03Questions
The things people actually ask.
Including the ones other agencies would rather you did not.
Most of them are shipping a prompt wrapped in a UI. Ask any vendor what happens when the model provider times out mid-job, whether the pipeline resumes or restarts, and who reviews a wrong answer before it reaches a customer. We build all three in from the start — our contract-intelligence pipeline runs a long chain of explicit stages with a human review gate and provider failover, and has done for over a year.
A senior-led team. Every project has a senior engineer who scopes it, reviews every merge and stays on it start to finish — you are never handed to whoever is free. If we do not have the right person for your project we will say so rather than staff it anyway.
Yes, and we are direct about it — that is what Agentic Engineering means. Agents accelerate the work; a senior engineer reviews, tests and owns everything that ships. The speed benefit is real, and so is the review discipline that makes it safe. Nothing reaches your repository unreviewed.
We are full-stack and deliberately not tied to one stack. Ruby on Rails, Node and Python/FastAPI on the backend; React, Next.js and TypeScript on the front; React Native for mobile; Postgres, MySQL and Redis underneath. On the AI side: OpenAI, Anthropic, LangChain, Portkey routing, Pinecone, the Vercel AI SDK. We choose what fits the problem — in the AI era the stack is far less of a constraint than it used to be.
Fixed estimate against a written architecture note for defined scope, or a monthly retainer for ongoing work. You see the estimate before you commit, and the architecture note is yours either way.
Frequently — it is a large share of what we do. It starts with a paid review: what is salvageable, what has to be rewritten, and what it will cost. You get that assessment in writing before anyone commits to a rebuild.