Urdu and English apps
Urdu and English in the same app. GharTak, my own delivery marketplace, is built with both.
Pakistan
RafayLabs is a product studio in Pakistan that builds iOS and Android apps with React Native, for local businesses and for founders abroad.
What I build, with an eye on how apps are used here.
Urdu and English in the same app. GharTak, my own delivery marketplace, is built with both.
Offline-first storage keeps the app usable on patchy mobile data and syncs when the connection returns.
Customer, rider and shop flows with live location on Google Maps, as built for GharTak.
Stripe, PayPal and M-Pesa are integrated in apps I have built. Local wallets and bank gateways are scoped per project.
Developer accounts, TestFlight, store listings and app review, through to approval.
Bug fixes, updates for new iOS and Android versions, and new features after launch.
A 15-minute call on Google Meet, then a written scope and quote.
Within 10 to 14 days you get a build you can install on your own phone.
The remaining screens, payments, and fixes from your feedback on real devices.
Submission to the App Store and Google Play, and support through review.
Apps the founder has built for Pakistan and abroad, and in what role.


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As a guide, a simple app costs US$1,000 to US$1,500, an iOS and Android app with payments or maps US$2,000 to US$3,000, and a marketplace or AI app US$4,000 to US$6,000. After a scope call I send a fixed written quote for the agreed features before any work starts.
A focused first version typically takes four to six weeks, with a first installable build in 10 to 14 days. Larger apps take longer and are planned in stages.
Yes. GharTak, my own delivery marketplace, is built with both Urdu and English.
Yes. I handle developer account setup, TestFlight, store listings and app review until the app is approved.
Yes. Work is remote, and the founder's past work includes apps used in the United Kingdom and Kenya.
Local wallets and bank gateways are scoped per project, depending on the merchant account you have. I have integrated Stripe, PayPal and M-Pesa in apps, and cash on delivery is built into GharTak.
RafayLabs is an independent studio: you work directly with the developer who writes the code, with no account managers in between. That keeps costs lower and decisions faster. A larger company makes more sense when you need a big team working in parallel.
Book a 15-minute call, or send a message with what you want to build.