Kavoor
A small-batch perfume store with bundles, gift bags, live promotions and WhatsApp checkout. It's lean and loads fast.
I'm a 19-year-old developer in Islamabad. I build websites for businesses all over the world, and I make sure they load fast on a phone.
Kavoor is a perfume store I designed and built. Keep scrolling and you'll watch it go from an empty file to the live site.
Steps 1 to 5 are a re-creation. The last frame is a screenshot of the real site.
A small-batch perfume store with bundles, gift bags, live promotions and WhatsApp checkout. It's lean and loads fast.
A fragrance store I built end to end, with collections for him, her and unisex, plus a cart, customer accounts and reviews.
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median time for the main content to appear on a phone
scored under 90 on Google's mobile speed test
median homepage size, which eats into mobile data
And this page, on the device you're using right now:
Source: Google Lighthouse mobile test (a simulated mid-range phone on a slow 4G connection) on 465 small-business websites across 12 countries, 21 to 31 October 2026. The live number above is measured in your own browser, so it isn't the same test.
I'm doing my A-Levels at IVYAN in Islamabad alongside freelance work. Before that I did my IGCSEs at Beaconhouse Margalla and got an A*, an A and four Bs.
Outside client work, I'm a co-founder of FoodBook (opens in a new tab), a restaurant guide for Islamabad where diners write the reviews and the app shows which of your bank cards gets you a discount. It's free on iPhone (opens the App Store in a new tab) and Android (opens Google Play in a new tab). I'm also an open source contributor: in November 2026 the owner of Hearth (opens in a new tab), a self-hosted family safety app, merged my fix (opens in a new tab) for three bugs in its iPhone map. I publish my own open source projects too, like Vitrine (opens in a new tab): it strips the bloatware out of Android TVs, speeds them up and gives them a lightweight home screen I built. On a budget TV with 1.3 GB of memory, it took free memory from 462 MB to 697 MB.
Complete, responsive sites for brands and businesses, from the first sketch to launch, including fast single landing pages.
Dashboards and internal tools that take repetitive work off your plate.
iPhone and Android apps with React Native and Expo, from one codebase, published to the App Store and Google Play for you.
Fast pages, clear titles and structured data, so Google understands what you do.
Plain, structured facts, so AI assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini can read your business and quote it correctly.
Sorting enquiries, drafting replies and moving data between your tools, with you approving anything customers see.
Wiring your site or app to the services it needs, from messaging and AI models to maps and databases.
Before I start, we agree on the pages, the timeline and the price. While I build, I send you previews to test on your own phone. When it's right, I put it live, hand everything over, and stay around for fixes.