We build the machine, and the software that runs it.

HardwareandSoftwarealike

Est. 2025

→ What's broken

Running, not screenshots

Everything we sell

Digital Twins

Your whole site, live, in 3D, from anywhere.See it

Sales & Admin Dashboards

Every number you check, in one place, live.See it

CRM & Case Management

No lead left in somebody's inbox.See it

Booking & Scheduling

Stop selling slots. Start filling them.See it

Mobile Apps

Your customers live on their phones. So should you.See it

Quote Engine

A quote in thirty seconds, not three days.See it

eFuelPro

Every litre has a record, and the record has a receipt.See it

Inventory & Stock

Know you're running low before your customer does.See it

Every tile above is running in your browser. Touch one.

Software

All software solutions

Business systemsThe systems a company runs on, every day.6 solutions Customer-facingWhat your customers see, tap and pay through.4 solutions Desktop & developerNative apps, tools and the plumbing between systems.4 solutions AI & automationWork that should not need a person doing it by hand.3 solutions

Hardware

All hardware solutions

Industrial automationPlants, mills and lines that run themselves and report back.4 solutions Monitoring & IoTMachines and sites you can see from anywhere, live.4 solutions Hardware productsDevices designed, built and put in customers' hands.4 solutions EngineeringThe board, the firmware and the build behind all of it.4 solutions

What's broken?

Everything we sell

Our sales numbers live in five spreadsheets We find out we're out of stock when a customer asks Leads fall through the cracks between calls We want buyers and sellers on one platform, and a cut Our rooms, courts or chairs sit empty between bookings Quotes wait on the one person who gets the spreadsheet Our customers want an app, not a website Managers' questions queue behind one analyst My machine won't talk to anything My board keeps coming back from the fab wrong Our firmware works on the bench and dies in the field I need a real board, not a box of dev kits I can't see what my forecourt actually sold The machine is abroad and nobody can fly out I want to see my whole site live, in 3D, from anywhere Our robot-learning runs keep falling over Our sensors drift and nobody trusts the readings A customer asked whether our device is secure An enterprise asked if tenants can see each other's data

Epsilon1

The platform

Designed in Lahore
Running in the field

Epsilon1

A 120 mm terminal that reads machines with undocumented protocols — the board behind eFuelPro.

Proof

More work

001 · Hardware + Software

A fuel dispenser nobody had documented, decoded frame by frame.

25-byte frames at 38400 8N1, BCD fields, a bus shared with legacy equipment — then the 120 mm board that listens to it and the ledger the owner reads from anywhere.

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Built for Total Parco · Master Paints · Lineamode · Fabricport · The Courts · The Padel Reserve · YS Group · Al Maymanah

Hardware

Boards, firmware, and machines that were never meant to talk to a computer — taken all the way to the factory floor.

Software

The software a company actually runs on — what your staff use all day and what your customers see. Built for you, owned by you.