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Software shaped aroundhow your businessactually works.

Off-the-shelf tools stop fitting at the point where your business does something its own way. We build the software that closes that gap, as a system for your own team or as a SaaS product other people sign up for, and we stay on after it is live.

vevilo / shared inventory
Vevilo’s public product preview shows the pharmacy counter and online store reading from the same stock record.

Who it is for

Built for teams like these.

  • Founders with a product idea

    You know the problem and who has it. You need it turned into software people can actually use, in a first version small enough to put in front of them.

  • Teams running on spreadsheets and workarounds

    The work gets done, but across several lists and tools that never quite agree. One system with one source of truth is the goal.

  • Businesses whose software almost fits

    Most of what you need exists in a product you pay for. The last part, the part that is specific to you, is the part that costs you time every day.

The problems it solves

What goes wrong without it.

  1. 01

    Two lists that must both be right

    A pharmacy that sells at a counter and online has to keep two stock lists honest, plus batches and expiry dates. That is the problem Vevilo was built to remove: one inventory behind both.

  2. 02

    Work that is repeated by hand

    Writing the same idea for several networks, then checking later which posts went out, is a process, not a task. Manager Relay turns it into one flow with an approval step and a check at the end.

  3. 03

    Information nobody can see

    When the numbers live in someone's head or in a file on one laptop, decisions wait. Dashboards, reports and alerts put the same data in front of everyone who needs it.

What we build

What is covered.

  • Custom business software

    Internal tools and operational systems shaped around your process: the screens your team uses all day and the rules behind them.

  • SaaS platform development

    A product other businesses or users sign up for, built as software you can keep growing rather than a one-off project.

  • Dashboards, reports and alerts

    The numbers that matter, such as low stock or expiry dates, shown where people work and read from the same data the system runs on.

  • Accounts, roles and permissions

    Different people see and do different things. Sign-in and access are designed in from the start, not added at the end.

How we work on it

The approach, for this kind of project.

The full seven-stage process
  1. 01

    Start from the problem

    We learn who has the problem and how the work gets done today, then write down what a good result looks like before we propose anything.

  2. 02

    Decide what comes first

    A scope and a staged plan, with the trade-offs written down. Some things are left out of the first version on purpose.

  3. 03

    Build in working increments

    You see the real product as it grows, in demos of the actual software rather than slides about it.

  4. 04

    Release carefully and stay on

    We test with realistic data, release with the people who will use it and keep supporting it. Our first client from 2022 is still supported today.

In our work

Where we have done it.

  • AI Techbom product / pharmacy operations and pos

    Vevilo

    Vevilo runs the pharmacy counter, tracks medicine batches and expiry dates, and powers a branded online store from one stock record. The desktop till can keep selling through an internet outage.

    Live product
  • AI Techbom product / social publishing and automation

    Manager Relay

    Manager Relay adapts one idea for six social networks, routes each version for approval, and schedules publishing. Teams can verify posts where networks allow and build automations with human approval steps.

    Live product

Every project is labelled with where it really stands. All work

Realistic examples

Situations we would scope.

These are typical starting points, not past clients. Tell us yours and we will say honestly whether it fits.

  • A small business replacing spreadsheets

    Orders, customers and stock tracked in several files. A first version might cover only the one list that causes the most mistakes, and grow from there.

  • A founder with a workflow worth productising

    An internal process that other businesses also struggle with. A first version proves it with a handful of users before anything is built for scale.

  • A team that needs a dashboard on top of existing data

    The data already exists in a database or tools. The work is a clear view and alerts on top of it, not a new system.

Questions

Straight answers.

Something else? Ask us.

What is the difference between custom software and a SaaS product?

Custom software is built for one organisation's own use. A SaaS product is built for many customers to sign up for. The engineering overlaps, but SaaS adds accounts, access control and the work of running a product over time. We build both.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

It depends on the scope, so we do not publish a price list or a standard timeline. After a first conversation we write a staged plan with the trade-offs, so you can decide what to build first and what to leave for later.

Can you work with systems we already use?

Yes. Most projects fit around something that already runs. We look at how it fits the systems you have before suggesting anything new.

Will we see the software before it is finished?

Yes. We build in small working increments, so you see the real product as it grows.

Do you support the software after launch?

Yes, if you want it. We have maintained our first client's site since 2022 and still help the team behind our Offline POS with day-to-day use and database questions.

Where are you based?

In Islamabad, Pakistan. Our work so far includes clients in the UK and the UAE.

Tell us what you are building.

Describe the problem, who has it and where things stand. We will tell you honestly whether we are a good fit.

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