Ahmad Humayoun develops mobile apps for iOS and Android — cross-platform, fast, and connected to the systems that matter: your ERP, CRM, payment stack or AI backend. One app, one codebase, shipping on both stores. He handles the full stack — mobile frontend, REST/GraphQL APIs, databases, push notifications, admin dashboards and store submission — so you're not hiring three different teams.
One codebase for iOS and Android, fast builds and updates, native feel and performance.
Field team apps, delivery and dispatch, inventory scanning, approvals — operations in your pocket.
Ordering, booking, loyalty and support apps designed around conversions and retention.
Secure REST/GraphQL APIs, authentication, payments and admin panels that power the app.
Chatbots, assistants and smart features built directly into the mobile experience.
Play Store and App Store publishing, review handling, and post-launch maintenance.
Free call. He maps the user journey, the data it touches, and which backend systems connect.
Working prototypes within weeks — tap the real app, suggest real changes, watch it evolve.
Stores published, crash monitoring on, analytics live — then the app keeps improving with you.
Yes — one cross-platform codebase ships to both stores, which cuts build and maintenance cost sharply versus two native teams.
A solid MVP typically takes 6–10 weeks including backend and store submission. Complex apps 3–5 months. You get a fixed timeline up front.
Per-scope fixed pricing, quoted after a free call. MVP builds are priced to validate your idea before you over-invest.
Yes — API integrations with existing systems are a core part of his builds, so your app and ERP share one source of truth.
Yes. Chatbots, smart search, recommendation and automation features integrate directly into the app experience.
Yes — submission, review handling and listing assets are part of the delivery.
Yes — maintenance, updates, crash monitoring and new-feature sprints are available ongoing.
Book a free consultation or WhatsApp +92 303 4271843. Describe what users should do, not the tech; you'll get a plan.