A spreadsheet, a WhatsApp group and five apps that don't talk to each other. I build the one system that replaces all of it, and it runs itself.
Projects start at ₹35,000. Most finish in 4–8 weeks. Every price is printed below.
One place for your billing, records, approvals and day-to-day numbers, instead of five apps and a spreadsheet. Built once, and it is yours. No monthly fee per person, forever.
Software that reads your camera feeds, your recordings and your paperwork, then acts on what it finds. Runs on hardware you already own wherever it can.
The path from a stranger noticing you to a name and number you can follow up. QR codes at the counter, automatic WhatsApp replies, catalogues and shops on your own web address.
You already have an accounting tool, a payment gateway and a WhatsApp number. They just don't talk, so the same order gets typed in three times and one of them is wrong. I make them pass information between themselves.
For teams that already have developers. You get the foundation (logins, roles, billing, admin) as a codebase you own outright, plus the habits and AI tooling to keep shipping on it.
Software is not finished the day it launches. Someone has to watch it, patch it and keep adding the next thing. That is a monthly arrangement rather than another project.
Muhammed Aarham teaches histology at the University of Debrecen, in Hungary. Students enrol, sign in, and work through the video lessons on his own domain, medwithaarham.com. Access is granted one student at a time, so the course stays closed and the record of who has it stays with him. The platform is open: two minutes of teaching anyone can watch free, a checkout that hands back a reference code, and an account he switches on himself once the transfer lands. The three courses are being recorded now.
A customer at the counter scans a code, gets the catalogue on WhatsApp within seconds, and their details land in a list the owner can read without any training. Junk entries and bots are filtered before they appear. Each poster is tracked separately.
A residential society's committee, residents and guards each see exactly what they need. Water, power and sewage tracked live. The system works out when a tank is heading for empty and messages the committee before it happens rather than after.
It reads the transaction messages your bank already sends, sorts every payment into categories on its own, finds the subscriptions you forgot, and tells you the date your balance runs out at your current rate. You can talk to it in plain English, and it acts.
MYK Productions is Muhammed Yassir Khan. You scope it with me and I write the code, so nothing is lost in a handoff and you are never explaining your business twice. Before any of the code, I led over 300 student ambassadors running national campaigns for Spotify, Netflix and Pepsi, which taught me the part engineering courses skip: a deadline is a promise, not an estimate.
Twenty minutes. What breaks today, and what it costs you.
Fixed price, fixed date, on paper before money moves.
Something working in your hands every Friday: a link, not a status report.
The system in your hands, doing the job, before the second payment.
Code and credentials yours outright. Thirty days of fixes included.
| Tier | Price | Timeline | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start here: one problem, one deliverable | |||
| 01 | Audit & direction What is broken, what it costs, what to build first. | ₹60,000 onwards | 5 days |
| 02 | Storefront & landing A single-purpose site on your own domain. | ₹35,000 onwards | 5–8 days |
| 03 | Lead capture system Counter to database. Shipped for Saba Collections. | ₹75,000 onwards | 1–2 weeks |
| 04 | Security & resilience audit Who can read what they should not, and it is fixed before you are told. | ₹1,50,000 onwards | 8–10 days |
| Build the system: the thing the business runs on | |||
| 05 | Integration & automation Your tools passing information between themselves. | ₹1,05,000 onwards | 1–2 weeks |
| 06 | Team enablement Your developers, working the way this studio works. | ₹1,25,000 onwards | 1 week |
| 07 | AI agents & document automation Paperwork read and acted on without a person. | ₹2,25,000 onwards | 2–4 weeks |
| 08 | App foundation Logins, roles, billing, admin. A codebase you own. | ₹2,75,000 onwards | 2 weeks |
| 09 | AI & computer vision build Cameras you already own, finally watched. | ₹3,00,000 onwards | 3–6 weeks |
| 10 | DPDP compliance engineering Consent recorded, deletion that cascades, retention that runs itself. | ₹3,50,000 onwards | 3–5 weeks |
| 11 | Operations platform Multi-tenant, roles, billing, records, monitoring. | ₹5,50,000 onwards | 4–8 weeks |
| Keep it running: monthly, cancel any time | |||
| 12 | Care Fixes, updates, monitoring. | ₹25,000 /mo | rolling |
| 13 | Build-with A fixed number of change days every month. | ₹65,000 /mo | rolling |
| 14 | Technical partner On call, in your planning, shipping continuously. | ₹1,20,000 /mo | rolling |
Project prices start at the figure shown. Retainers are that flat fee each month. In rupees, plus GST where applicable. Payment runs 40 / 40 / 20: 40% to begin, 40% when the working build is in your hands, 20% only after handover. Fixed price against a written scope. Code and credentials are yours on completion.
You see something working every week, not a big reveal at the end. If week two is going wrong, we fix it in week three while it's still cheap. The written scope is what we both measure against.
The price is fixed against the scope, so an overrun is my problem and not your invoice. Anything you add becomes its own line item, quoted and agreed before work starts on it.
You hold the code and the credentials from the first week, not the last. Everything sits in a repository in your name, documented, with no service only I can log into.
An agency sells you a team and gives you a project manager. Here the person who scopes it writes it and hands it over. One project runs at a time.
