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Where Brand Meets Intelligence

Brand, search and production AI for companies in the Gulf and Pakistan. Scoped in writing, built in measured phases, handed over fully owned.

Where Brand Meets Intelligence

Two practices under one roof. Local search run as a measurable ranking discipline, and brand, product and AI systems engineered to production standard. One small founder-led team, accountable for the result.

Karachi and Dubai. Local search for businesses across Pakistan, brand and AI engagements for companies across the Gulf and beyond, delivered remotely by default.

Small enough that the people you meet are the people who do the work. Every engagement is run by a founder.

Our own AI systems are live and public, with their measured results on the Work section. Judge the engineering before you commission any of it.

Thirteen services, a flagship product, one team

Most agencies hand you off between departments. Here the people who build the brand talk to the people who build the system, because they sit in the same room.

For local businesses

Clinics, salons, restaurants, showrooms, shops

For growing brands

Startups and companies scaling up

Free tool

Check your Google listing in two minutes

Twelve questions about your profile. You get a score out of 100, the three things costing you the most customers, and a written plan. No account needed.

  • Takes 2 min
  • No signup
  • Results on screen
Run the check

Systems we built and shipped

AI systems and client builds, each with what it does and what it measured. Point at a tile for the detail, open the live ones and judge the engineering before we speak.

FluxorX

Enterprise AI dashboard: exact numbers where it matters, Claude reasoning for the rest.

Own product
FluxorX interface

FluxorX

Enterprise AI dashboards fail in two ways. They hallucinate on business-critical numbers, or they cannot handle open-ended questions.

A dual-tier architecture that solves both. Deterministic queries for metrics that must be exact, Claude reasoning for everything conversational. Ships with observability, MCP tool exposure and cloud-native deployment across Docker, Azure and Kubernetes.

  • Claude
  • MCP
  • Docker
  • Azure
  • Kubernetes
Acceptance criteria met
19 of 19
Delivery time
48 hours

VeriDoc

An autonomous agent that reviews contracts and checks every conclusion against the source.

Own product
VeriDoc interface

VeriDoc

Contract review is slow, expensive and inconsistent. Off-the-shelf models speed it up but hallucinate conclusions the contract never contained.

A four-step LangGraph agent that extracts clauses, assesses risk, generates summaries and produces a final report. Every conclusion is verified against source data before it reaches the user.

  • LangGraph
  • Claude
  • Next.js
  • Vercel
Review time
~12 seconds
Manual average
92 minutes

PulsarIQ

Cited answers from internal documents in under two seconds, self-hosted.

Own product
PulsarIQ interface

PulsarIQ

Enterprises want to search internal documents in natural language, but cannot send that data to external model APIs.

Cited answers in under two seconds, with a self-hosted deployment path for regulated environments where data cannot leave the client's own infrastructure.

  • RAG
  • Vector search
  • Self-hosted
  • Enterprise RBAC
Answer time
< 2 seconds
Context precision
93.33% (vs 0.70 target)

Qadir Q

A premium brand site for a Karachi handmade bag atelier, designed and launched in one night.

Client work
Qadir Q interface

Qadir Q

A handcrafted pearl, crystal and beaded bag atelier needed a website that felt as refined as its work, and needed it quickly.

We designed and launched a boutique storefront in a single night: an editorial hero, a collection page, a story page, refund policy, cart and a WhatsApp ordering button, all tuned to the brand's soft, warm look.

  • Web design
  • Storefront
  • WhatsApp ordering
Brief to live
One night
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A premium brand site, built in one night.

Qadir Q is proof that boutique brands can launch with a site that looks and feels premium, in days instead of months.

Fewer surprises, by design

The process below is not a philosophy. It is what we do on every engagement, in this order, because it is the sequence that stops projects going wrong.

  1. 01

    Understand the business

    Before design or code we establish what the company sells, who decides to buy, and what is constraining growth. Output: a written brief and the metrics the engagement will be judged on. Most projects fail here rather than in execution.

  2. 02

    Define the system

    Architecture, scope and acceptance criteria are agreed in writing before build begins: what gets built, what it must do, how it is measured. Nobody is guessing three weeks in.

  3. 03

    Build in checkpoints

    Work ships in phases, each a working state you can review. Progress is reported against the acceptance criteria, not against effort. No four-week silences ending in a reveal that misses.

  4. 04

    Hand over properly

    Code, accounts, documentation and runbooks transfer to you, along with the ability to operate it without us. We would rather be retained than depended on.

A small team, not a set of departments

Four partners who each run their own side of the work, and the specialists we bring in for the parts that need them.

Faraz Akhtar

Faraz Akhtar

Founder & AI Solutions Lead

Two decades in enterprise IT, now building production AI systems. Owns the technical direction of every engagement.

Amrit Hayat

Amrit Hayat

Co-Founder, Head of Brand and Creative

Leads identity, art direction and the creative system that keeps a brand consistent across every surface.

Farhan Ahmed Qureshi

Farhan Ahmed Qureshi

Regional Director, UAE

Client relationships and business development across the Emirates and the wider Gulf.

Waqas Sheikh

Waqas Sheikh

Head of SEO and Search Growth

Technical search, content strategy and the measurement that ties both back to pipeline.

Ghosia Qureshi

Ghosia Qureshi

Content Writing Specialist

Writes the words that carry the work: site copy, service pages, campaigns and the long-form content behind search.

Muhammad Naseem

Muhammad Naseem

Graphic & Brand Designer

Logo design, brand identity and visual assets, from posters and banners to social media and print collateral.

Before you write in

I run a small local business. Am I too small for you?

No. Half of what we do is built for local businesses: clinics, salons, restaurants, showrooms and shops. Those engagements are priced for that market, not for the studio work. If you want to be found by people nearby, that is the local track and it is a real part of the business, not a favour.

What size of engagement do you take on?

On the local side, monthly retainers for Google Business Profile, local search and reviews, plus one-off website builds. On the studio side, projects rather than tasks: a brand and website build, an AI system, a search programme with a defined target.

How long does a project take?

Local work starts producing within weeks: a profile can be cleaned up in days, map ranking moves over one to three months. On the studio side, a marketing site is typically four to six weeks and a brand system three to five. AI systems vary with data and compliance, and we scope those before quoting.

Can I not just do the Google Business Profile myself?

Yes, and for a lot of businesses that is the right answer. Run our free listing check, work through the plan it gives you, and you will get most of the way there without paying anyone. Come to us when you want it maintained every week rather than fixed once, or when you are competing against businesses who already have someone doing it.

How long before local work shows results?

A neglected profile usually shows movement in four to eight weeks: better positioning for your own name and category searches first, then the map pack. Reviews take longer because they depend on your customer volume. Anyone promising the top spot in a fortnight is guessing.

You are in Karachi and Dubai. Does that work for us?

We work remotely by default and have delivered that way for years. Karachi covers Asian and European hours comfortably, and our UAE presence handles Gulf clients in person where it matters.

What does AI-integrated actually mean here?

Production systems rather than demonstrations: retrieval over private documents, agents that complete real workflows, and automation wired into what you already run. Acceptance criteria and evaluation are defined before build. Our own systems are public, with measured results, so you can test them before deciding whether we know what we are doing.

How do you measure success?

The metrics are written into the brief before work starts, and we report against those, not against activity. Local work: calls, direction requests, bookings and map pack position. Studio work: acceptance criteria met, performance budgets, and for growth programmes, qualified pipeline.

How do you handle security and data residency?

Where data cannot leave your infrastructure we deploy self-hosted, as in our own PulsarIQ build. Access control, logging and data residency are agreed in the scoping step, before any build begins.

Who owns the work?

You do. Code, designs, accounts and domains are yours on completion, in your own repositories and under your own billing. We do not hold client infrastructure hostage.

How do we start?

Send a note describing the business and what you are trying to change. If it looks like a fit we will set up a call, and if it does not we will tell you that instead of selling you something.

Tell us what you are trying to change

A short note about the business and the problem is enough to start. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right studio for it.

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