Shahkot, Nankana Sahib, Pakistan · Available worldwide
Your business has the problem. I build the system that solves it.
Data typed twice, stock that never matches, reports made by hand, one person locking the whole system — I have already solved these inside a working factory. My skills are ready for yours.
01 — Problems I solve
These are the ERP and business-system problems owners bring to me — and how I have already solved each one.
“Only one person can use our system at a time. Everyone else waits, or writes on paper.”
I build a web-based ERP where every department enters its own data at the same moment — from an office PC, a tablet on the production floor or a phone.
Already done: Replaced a single-user Access database at a textile mill, now used daily by 7 departments. See the project →
“Nobody can tell me where an order is right now, or how much of it is finished.”
Every entry is tied to its lot, so one screen shows where it is, how much is processed, how much was rejected and how much has shipped.
Already done: One lot followed from fabric receipt through printing, dyeing and finishing to dispatch. See the project →
“Our reports are made by hand in Excel. They take hours and are always one day late.”
Live reports straight from the data, one-click export to Excel, and a summary emailed to management automatically — no one compiles anything.
Already done: Twice-daily production reports running without any manual work. See the project →
“A figure changed and nobody knows who changed it. Everyone can see and edit everything.”
Each user sees only the screens they are given, and every change is recorded: which value, the old and new figure, who did it and when.
Already done: Per-screen access for 20+ roles and a full audit trail of every edit. See the project →
“All our data is in one file on one computer. If it breaks, we lose everything.”
The database is backed up every night, tested to make sure the copy is good, sent to off-site storage and kept for 30 days — automatically.
Already done: Verified nightly off-site backups protecting years of production history. See the project →
“We want a new system, but years of records are stuck in Access and Excel.”
I write migration scripts that carry your old records into the new database, and keep both systems in step while your team changes over.
Already done: Years of factory records moved from Microsoft Access to MySQL with nothing lost. See the project →
“Our staff can't find the right screen or report. They call the IT person for everything.”
Staff ask in plain words, typed or spoken, and get the answer from live data. It respects each user's permissions and never changes data by itself.
Already done: Text and voice assistant built into a live factory ERP. See the project →
“Workers go too close to running machines. Cameras only show us the accident afterwards.”
A vision system detects a person in a danger zone and stops the nearby machine through the PLC, instead of only recording what happened.
Already done: Multi-camera safety interlock controlling two machines on a production line. See the project →
Your problem is not on this list? Tell me about it.
Tell me your problem02 — Services
A complete system built around how your business actually works — production, stock, dispatch, payroll and reporting in one place, on your own network or in the cloud.
Move off Microsoft Access, Excel sheets and paper without losing years of history, and let every department enter data at the same time.
Assistants inside your software that answer questions from live data by text or voice, run reports and prepare entries for a person to approve.
Camera systems that understand what they see and act on it — detecting people in danger zones and stopping the machine through the PLC.
Remove the repetitive work around your system: reports that send themselves, backups that check themselves, and a record of every change.
Tablet screens for the production floor, Android companion apps, online stores and fast websites.
03 — Work
A complete production management system that follows fabric from greige receipt through printing, dyeing and post-processing to packing and dispatch, with lot-level traceability. It replaced paper, spreadsheets and a single-user Access database. I built and maintain all of it alone: 45 screens, a 79-table database, 31 API modules, tablet layouts for the production floor and an Android companion app.
Staff ask in plain words — typed or spoken — things like "what is left to print on this lot?" and get the same figure the report shows. It runs reports, explains screens and opens forms pre-filled for a person to save. It only shows what the asking user is allowed to see, never writes data itself, and runs fully on the factory server, so business data never leaves the building.
Cameras watch a production line and, when a person is somewhere unsafe, the machine near them is stopped through the PLC. One batched detection pass covers 15 cameras and controls two machines independently. Mask zones separate "outside the plant wall" from "allowed to stand here", and the design is fail-safe: when in doubt, stop.
Production summaries email themselves to management twice a day, with WhatsApp supported as a second channel. Nightly database backups are verified, compressed, uploaded off-site to Google Drive and pruned after 30 days. A column-level audit trail records who changed which value and when, so a disputed quantity always has an answer.
Scripted tooling that moved years of production history out of a Microsoft Access database into MySQL without losing a record — ending single-user file locking so every department can enter data at the same time. Includes repeatable merge scripts for the period when the old and new systems ran side by side.
A self-hosted private network that gives every PC a permanent fixed address, so a server stays reachable when the internet provider or router changes its IP. A central hub with an admin panel and invite-based onboarding, a Windows installer and an Android client. Built to run for free on an ordinary PC or a free cloud server.
A full-stack mobile-accessories store for the Pakistani market. Server-rendered pages for search engines, a phone-model compatibility catalogue so a cover only appears under phones it really fits, delivery tiers by area, and Cash on Delivery with the delivery charge paid online first to stop fake orders.
A complete online store and admin panel for a Pakistani printed-womenswear brand: collections, filters, product pages with colours, sizes and stock, a shopping bag, checkout, order tracking and a journal. Fast server-rendered pages built for search engines.
A full-stack clothing store with customer accounts, a product catalogue, cart, Stripe card payments, order history and an admin dashboard for managing products and orders.
152 free tools in 12 categories — PDF, image, video and text utilities — that all run inside the visitor's browser, so files are never uploaded. A static site generated by a build script with no dependencies, with SEO pages and a sitemap, hostable for free.
A native Android reader for PDF, EPUB, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, comics and images, with themes and in-document search. Built-in tools: scan to PDF, draw on a PDF, compress and convert images, and remove photo backgrounds. The app has no internet permission, so files never leave the phone.
A simple app for daily-wage workers: enter the salary per day and overtime per hour once, tap P for each day worked, and see totals for every 15-day period and the full month. Works with no internet, keeps data on the phone, and has backup and restore.
A notes app for Android with checklists, colours, labels and reminders that work without a calendar app. It imports notes from Google Keep, has five visual styles with light and dark mode, and keeps every note on the phone with backup and restore.
AR Stride — offline fitness with step tracking, GPS runs on offline maps, a 30-day training plan, yoga and breathing exercises. VoltCore — a live battery and charging monitor showing amps, watts, volts and temperature. Both work offline and keep data on the device.
A language-learning app for English, Urdu and Arabic. The whole interface mirrors for right-to-left languages, and learner progress syncs in real time through Firebase. Individual project covering design, development and testing.
04 — About
I'm a Computer Science graduate and full-stack developer. I designed, built and now run the ERP that a working textile processing mill depends on every day — alone, from the database schema to deployment, backups and user accounts.
I also work inside that mill as Assistant PPC Officer and MIS & Data Reporting Officer: I plan the daily production program and issue the floor status reports management reads. So I don't only write the software — I use it, and I know what a factory really needs from it.
On top of the ERP I build what removes manual work: an in-app assistant that answers questions from live data by text or voice, scheduled reports, verified backups, and computer-vision systems that stop a machine when a person is in danger.
05 — Experience
Fine Star Processing Unit
Career Institute, Faisalabad
Government College University, Faisalabad · CGPA 3.29 / 4.00
Superior College, Shahkot
English (professional) · Urdu (native) · Arabic (basic)
06 — Skills
07 — Process
Map how the business works today and where time and money are being lost.
Define modules, data, roles and automations before a single screen is built.
Deliver in working stages so you can see and test progress early.
Migrate data, train the team, go live and keep improving.
08 — Articles
13 October 2026 · 3 min read
Excel and Access work well for a small business. These seven signs show when they have started to cost you time, money and trust in your own numbers.
Read article →13 October 2026 · 3 min read
A real Microsoft Access to MySQL migration for a textile mill. What broke, how I fixed it, and the one rule that made the migration safe to run again and again.
Read article →13 October 2026 · 4 min read
A textile processing mill is not a normal inventory business. Here is what an ERP has to track at every stage, from greige fabric receipt to packing and dispatch.
Read article →09 — Questions
Custom ERP and MIS systems built around how your business really works: production, inventory, purchasing, sales, dispatch, payroll and reporting in one place. The system runs in a browser on PCs, tablets and phones, on your own network or in the cloud.
Yes. I write migration scripts that carry your old records into the new database, and I keep both systems in step while your team changes over. I have already moved years of factory records from Microsoft Access to MySQL with nothing lost.
Usually yes. I can add an assistant that answers questions from your live data, scheduled reports by email or WhatsApp, automatic backups, and an audit trail of every change. I look at your current system first and tell you honestly what is possible.
It depends on how many departments and screens you need. I deliver in stages, so the first department can start using the system early while the rest is being built.
The cost depends on the number of modules, users, reports and integrations. Tell me the problem you want solved and I will give you a clear, written quote before any work starts.
Yes. I can build the system to run fully on your own network with no cloud service, so business data never leaves your building. Each user gets their own login and sees only the screens they are given.
Yes. I am based in Punjab, Pakistan, and work with clients across Pakistan and remotely worldwide by video call, WhatsApp and email.
Yes. I train your team, stay available after launch, and keep improving the system as your business changes.
Contact
Describe what is going wrong in your business or your current system. I will reply with how I would solve it.