AI, machine learning and practical software for schools, clinics, photo studios, shops and factories. It runs on the phones and laptops you already have, and keeps working when the internet doesn't.
Machine learning, deep learning, data analysis and industrial automation, delivered as web, mobile and desktop apps that run on your own devices.
Models that see, read and predict, from images, text and wearable sensors, trained for the job and run on the phone, laptop or GPU in front of you.
Turning raw records, sensor streams and satellite images into clear answers, forecasts and dashboards.
Natural language processing in English, Sindhi and Urdu: emotion detection, text analysis, search by meaning, and the first digital braille for Sindhi.
WebGPU pipelines that do heavy work inside the browser, and supercomputing when a job is bigger than one machine.
Real-time 3D and mixed-reality apps in Unity for HoloLens 2, Varjo XR-4 and Meta Quest, and large scientific data made explorable.
Web, mobile and desktop apps that keep working when the internet drops, and sync when it returns.
EEG recordings and brain data analysed for medical and science labs, computational neuroscience and brain-inspired AI, down to neuron-level models: where neurons sit, how they activate and how they connect, shown in 3D and XR.
PLC, HMI and SCADA integration on real production lines, industrial IoT and Industry 4.0, condition monitoring and the data behind it: equipment effectiveness (OEE), predictive maintenance and energy use.
Vision, deep learning, data science, language, GPU computing and simulation, built into our products and into custom work for clients. Each panel below is running live.
Live illustrations, drawn in your browser.
Most software assumes a fast connection, a big budget and English. Ours starts from the classroom, the clinic and the shop floor as they are.
Models and apps run on the phones, laptops and PCs you already own, so there is no big server bill and your data stays close to you.
Classrooms, clinics and shops lose the connection. Our software carries on and catches up when the internet returns.
English, Sindhi and Urdu, including right-to-left layouts and braille. Your staff use it in the language they think in.
Every number on this site comes from real use or a real test. Ask for a walkthrough and see the product working.
We build real-time 3D and mixed-reality apps in Unity, and make very large scientific datasets explorable on a desktop, in a browser, or inside a headset.
Each does one job for one kind of customer, and each says plainly whether it's in use, live or still being built.
Event photos for studios and families, delivered privately, with AI that finds every guest in their photos.
Offline-first clinic system for patients, visits, prescriptions and follow-ups.
School management for government and private schools, colleges and academies, set up to each institution's own rules.
The first digital braille for Sindhi, so blind readers get books in their own language.
Live demoThe first Sindhi family tree, where a whole family keeps its history together.
A private class register for Qur'an teachers who teach online, one student at a time.
Point of sale, stock and Sindhi invoices for small shops, on a phone.
Live demoFinds defects in product images without needing examples of every defect.
Live demoA full image classifier running on the phone itself.
Live demoTunes a controller on 256 GPU-simulated process models before it touches real equipment.
Live demoUrban heat and tree canopy for a city, mapped from satellite imagery with deep learning.
Every product starts as working software already in daily use. We then adapt it to how you work: your forms, your rules, your reports, your languages and your branding. Companies that need something new get it built from scratch.
For government and private schools, colleges and academies. What can be tailored:
For photo studios and event companies. What can be tailored:
For shops, wholesalers and small chains. What can be tailored:
For clinics and doctors. What can be tailored:
For quran teachers and online academies. What can be tailored:
For families and communities. What can be tailored:
Our mark is a ralli pinwheel. Ralli is the geometric patchwork quilt of Sindh: small triangles of cloth stitched into one pattern. It is also how a GPU draws, with millions of small triangles stitched into one image.
Small steps, real users early, and the people who build it stay with you after launch.
Message us on WhatsApp or email: the job, where it has to run, and who will use it.
We visit or call and watch how the work is done today, before writing any code.
A first version on your own devices, used by a few people for real work.
We train your staff in English, Urdu or Sindhi, and roll it out.
Fixes and new features as your work changes, one message away.
A small team of engineers and researchers. You talk to the people who write the code.
Software engineer from Sindh, Pakistan. He leads the engineering and research behind every product, from GPU visualisation and machine learning to the apps schools and families use every day. He builds with a small group of collaborators, and answers the WhatsApp number himself.
Data scientist researching machine learning and brain-inspired AI. She has built deep-learning models that recognise human activity from wearable sensors, and a school management portal from admission to results. Seven years of teaching computer science shape how she explains her work.
Research engineer in industrial automation and digital manufacturing. He connects machines, PLCs, HMIs and SCADA to the data behind them: equipment effectiveness, energy use and maintenance before a machine fails. He has co-authored five publications on SCADA, industrial IoT and predictive maintenance.
Engineers, researchers and students who like hard problems: machine learning, GPU graphics, XR, industrial automation, or apps that have to work offline. Send us your work and what you want to build.
Jobs, internships & researchWhatsApp is the fastest way to reach us. Describe the job, the place it has to run, and who will use it. You'll get a reply from the person who will build it.
