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We build and fix the software your business runs on.

Forclev is two senior engineers. We design and build web apps, dashboards, mobile apps and AI features, and we fix the ones that aren’t working. You talk to us directly, from the first call to the last deploy.

Ahmad works Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 Pacific time, from Faisalabad, Pakistan.

Products we run ourselves

Designed, built, launched and maintained by us. The same care goes into yours.

  • Cascade for Jira

    A Chrome extension that shows Jira’s issue hierarchy as a tree you can read, filter and export.

    Live on the Chrome Web Storecascadeforjira.com

  • Extension Preflight

    An open-source checker that catches Chrome Web Store rejection risks before you submit.

    Live and open sourceextensionpreflight.com

  • TaxWizard.pk

    Income tax calculators and guides for Pakistan, kept current with the Finance Act 2026.

    Livetaxwizard.pk

Recent work

Registration desks, school timetables, therapy bookings, staff rosters: software people open to get a job done.

All 11 projects

Most agencies put a chain of people between you and the code.

An account director, an account manager, a project manager, a tech lead. Every handover is a place for detail to go missing.

The usual chain, redlined.
Ours: one line.

Ours is one line long.

You talk to the engineers who write your code: Ahmad Fiaz and Abdul Hanan. The same people on the first call, through every sprint, and at handover.

Where are you starting from?

  1. Nothing is built yet

    You have an idea, a process that lives in spreadsheets, or a product that needs its first version. We design it in Figma, build it, and put it in front of the people who will use it.

    What you get

    • Product design in Figma
    • A working web app, dashboard or mobile app
    • AI features where they earn their place: assistants, transcription, automation
    • The code, documentation and accounts, handed over to you

    Recent first versions were ready to review in two to three weeks. The written plan gives you the date for yours.

    How we build new products
  2. Something is broken

    Your app is slow, falling over, or was built by someone who has moved on. Maybe it came out of a no-code tool or an AI app builder and has hit its limits. We find out why, fix what’s urgent first, then make the rest solid.

    What you get

    • A written audit covering code quality, performance, security, scaling and integrations
    • A list of fixes in priority order, with what each will take
    • The fixes themselves, most urgent first

    Small fixes usually take one to two weeks. Larger clean-ups take four to eight.

    How we fix apps that aren’t working
  3. Your team needs another senior engineer

    You have a product and a team. You need a senior Angular or React engineer for a few months, or a second opinion on architecture before you commit to it. One of us joins your repository, your meetings and your process.

    What you get

    • A senior engineer working inside your team
    • Architecture reviews and technical due diligence
    • Advice on the stack before you build on it

    One month minimum, then month to month.

    How we join your team

In clients’ words

What happens after you book

  1. A 15-minute call

    You tell us what you’re building or what’s broken. We ask questions until we understand the job.

  2. A written plan

    Scope, approach, timeline and cost, in plain language, within three working days of the call.

  3. Short sprints

    We build in sprints of one or two weeks and show you working software at the end of each one.

  4. Launch and handover

    The code lives in your repository from the first commit, the accounts are in your name, and the documentation is yours.

  5. Support, if you want it

    We stay on for fixes and improvements, or hand everything over to your team.

Tell us what you’re building, or what’s broken.

A 15-minute call with Ahmad. You’ll be talking to an engineer, not a salesperson.

Ahmad works Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 Pacific time, from Faisalabad, Pakistan.