Custom software development for operations that off-the-shelf tools cannot handle
When spreadsheets and generic SaaS stop fitting the way your business works, we design and build software around your actual workflow: web platforms, internal tools, ERP modules, integrations and APIs.
Custom software for businesses in Pakistan. Jinnah Tech is a custom software development company in Sialkot serving manufacturers, exporters, distributors, schools, clinics and startups across Pakistan. We design for local realities: cash and credit ledgers, multi-branch operations, Urdu-speaking staff, tax-compliant invoicing and connectivity that is not always reliable. Quotes are in rupees; discovery and training happen on site when that helps.
What we build
- Web applications for customers, partners or staff, with role-based access and audit trails
- Internal tools that replace spreadsheets and email threads: approvals, scheduling, tracking, reporting
- ERP and management modules such as orders, inventory, deliveries, accounts and payroll (see StoneCloud)
- Integrations and APIs between the systems you already run: payment gateways, accounting, IoT devices, third-party data
- Data-heavy platforms with analytics dashboards, exports and scheduled reports
- Modernization of legacy systems: audit, refactor, migrate, then extend

Industries where we have shipped
Domain knowledge shortens discovery. These are sectors where we have delivered working systems or have active products.
Manufacturing & stone
Factory ERP covering quotations with product dimensions, processing stages, inventory, deliveries and ledgers.
Energy & IoT
Device data ingestion over MQTT, time-series analytics and multi-plant dashboards with per-user access.
Legal services
Research tools, matter and document workflows, subscription billing and strict access control.
Healthcare
Data analysis and imaging pipelines built with the care that clinical data demands.
Insurance & finance
Legacy system audits, migrations and reporting with full traceability.
Hospitality & restaurants
Ordering, menus, scheduling and customer-facing sites that handle peak hours.
Construction & engineering
Project, resource and safety tracking tools for field and office teams.
Sports & community
Membership, programs, events and content platforms for clubs and organizations.

How a custom software project runs
Discovery and scope
Stakeholder interviews, process mapping, data model, prototype and a fixed quote. One to two weeks.
Architecture and design
We choose the stack, define the API and database, and design screens you can click through before build starts.
Sprints with demos
Two-week cycles, each ending in working software on a staging server. You reprioritize between sprints.
Testing and launch
Automated tests on the critical paths, QA on real devices and data, documented deployment and training.
Support and roadmap
Monitoring, backups, security updates and a monthly budget for improvements.
Technology choices
We default to proven, well-documented tools so that your system can be maintained by any competent team.
Frequently asked questions
How much does custom software cost?
Internal tools typically start in the low thousands of US dollars; multi-module platforms run from the tens of thousands. Discovery gives you a fixed quote before you commit to the build.
How long until we have something usable?
Most projects deliver a first usable release within eight to sixteen weeks of discovery, then improve in two-week sprints.
Can the software integrate with our accounting or other systems?
Yes. We regularly integrate with payment gateways, accounting packages, email and SMS providers, IoT brokers and third-party APIs, and we build APIs so other systems can integrate with yours.
Will we depend on Jinnah Tech forever?
No. You own the code and infrastructure, everything is documented, and the stack is mainstream. Many clients keep us on a support retainer because it is convenient, not because they have to.
Tell us about your project
A 30-minute call is enough to scope most projects. We reply within one business day.