TECHROOF.IT

Websites and dashboards for small businesses.

TECHROOF.IT builds websites, dashboards and custom software for small and growing businesses, with the admin and operations side included. You leave with a live product, not a folder of files.

What we build

We design and build websites, dashboards and custom software for small and growing businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools. Clients have included a logistics company in Toronto, a restaurant owner in Melbourne and a manufacturing group in Faisalabad, all working with us remotely.

  • Business websites: A clear, fast website that explains what you do and makes it easy for customers to contact you.
  • Dashboards and admin panels: One screen for your team’s daily work, with the roles, reports and approvals behind it.
  • Billing and stock software: Fast bills that work without internet, stock control, customer balances and printing.
  • HR, attendance and payroll: Fingerprint machines, salary rules, leave, advances and payslips in one system.
  • SaaS and logistics platforms: Subscription products and logistics systems, with plans, roles, dispatch, invoices and online payments.
  • Mobile apps: Android apps on the same system as your dashboard, so the rules stay the same on every screen.

Who we have built for

  • KMI HRM (KMI Group, Faisalabad, Pakistan): HR, biometric attendance and payroll on the web, with HR Admin in the KMI Connect app. Live at KMI Group.
  • Karobar (Mark, restaurant owner, Melbourne): Billing, stock and customer balances in English and Urdu, on a computer or an Android phone. Next phase under way.
  • Flow LGX (Nicholas Wolff, Toronto): A logistics and warehouse platform that grew from one company’s tool into a SaaS product. Next phase under way, in milestones.

Client reviews from Australia and Canada

Business owners we build custom dashboards and SaaS software for, describing the work in their own words.

  • “Really satisfied with the Karobar dashboard! The team delivered exactly what we envisioned, with great communication and attention to detail. Looking forward to a long-term partnership and working together on the next phase. More projects to come!” — Mark, Restaurant owner, Melbourne, Australia. Karobar: restaurant billing and stock dashboard.
  • “Excellent experience working on Flow LGX! The team understood our logistics business needs and delivered a professional SaaS solution. We’re very happy with the results and excited to continue our long-term collaboration on the upcoming phases. Definitely more work ahead!” — Nicholas Wolff, Toronto, Canada. Flow LGX: logistics and warehouse SaaS platform.

Selected work

  • KMI HRM — HR, biometric attendance and payroll with a mobile app
  • Karobar — shop billing, sale & purchase invoices, and stock
  • Flow LGX — logistics operations dashboard
  • Youth Sportify — youth sports platform
  • Stadium Pulse Live — live stadium operations
  • Micrologix — software house and product website

Build stories

  • KMI HRM, part 3: putting HR on the phone with KMI Connect — October and November 2026 on KMI HRM: how the KMI Connect app gained My HRM for employees and HR Admin for managers, with approvals, live punches and salary sheets that follow the website’s rules.
  • Flow LGX, part 14: after launch — what real users changed — November 2026 on Flow LGX: the first weeks with real users, the kinds of fixes that only appear in production, and what comes next for the platform.
  • Problem solved: syncing fingerprint machines from a phone, with no PC on site — How the KMI Connect Android app can stand in for a PC agent: finding biometric machines on the Wi-Fi, talking their protocol directly, and a simple rule so a phone and a PC never run one machine at once.

Guides for business owners

  • How to replace Excel with a dashboard — A step-by-step guide for small businesses. When a spreadsheet has quietly become your business system, a dashboard can take over. A plain-English guide to the warning signs, planning roles and screens, moving your data safely, and what the first version should include.
  • What a small business website needs: a practical checklist — The pages, words and settings a small business website needs to win customers: what visitors look for first, which pages to build, how to make contact easy, search basics, privacy and what to do after launch.
  • Custom CRM or a ready-made one? How a small business can decide — A plain-English guide to choosing between a ready-made CRM and one built around your business: what a CRM really needs to do, when ready-made tools fit, the signs you need custom, and the questions to ask before you commit.
  • Choosing billing software for a small restaurant: a practical checklist — What a small restaurant or cafe should check before choosing billing software: speed at the counter, working without internet, printing, part payments and refunds, staff access, end-of-day reports, and tax invoices, including notes for Australia.
  • Custom software for a small business in Europe: cost, timeline and what to ask a developer — A plain-English guide for small business owners in the UK and EU: when SaaS is enough, when custom software pays off, realistic budgets and timelines, GDPR basics, and the questions to ask before you hire a developer.
  • E-invoicing in Europe: what small businesses need from their billing software — Belgium, Poland, France and Germany are making e-invoices mandatory, and the UK has started Making Tax Digital. A plain-English guide to the dates, formats like Peppol, XRechnung and Factur-X, and what to check in your billing software.
  • How to manage udhaar in a small shop without losing money — A practical system for giving credit (udhaar) in a kiryana or retail shop: who gets credit, how to record it, credit limits, reminders, and recovering old balances.
  • Choosing billing software for a shop in Pakistan: a checklist — What to check before buying POS or billing software for a Pakistani shop: Urdu, offline mode, udhaar, local payments, printing, WhatsApp bills, data ownership, and support.
  • 58 mm or 80 mm? Choosing a receipt printer for a small shop — A plain-language guide to thermal receipt printers for shops: 58 mm vs 80 mm paper, USB vs Bluetooth, paper quality, and when an A4 invoice is better.
  • Sending bills on WhatsApp: text, picture or PDF? — How shops can send bills to customers on WhatsApp the right way — choosing between text, image and PDF, writing the message, privacy, and avoiding spam.
  • Why offline-first matters for shop software in Pakistan — What "offline-first" really means for billing apps, how bills are saved and synced safely when the internet drops, and the questions to ask any software vendor.

Common questions

Do you work with clients outside Pakistan? Yes. We work remotely, with clients in Canada and Australia as well as Pakistan, and we welcome projects from the UK, Europe and the Gulf. Calls and written updates are arranged around your time zone. We work in English and can arrange translation for other languages.

Do you build websites for small businesses? Yes. We design and build the website, connect your domain and hand it over live. If you later need bookings, an online shop or a dashboard, those can be added.

How much does custom software cost? It depends on how many kinds of users you have, what it must connect to, and what the first release has to do. Send a short brief and we will reply with a scope. Our guide to custom software explains what affects the price.

How long does it take? It depends on the scope. Karobar’s first working version took about two months, while Flow LGX grew over more than a year as the client’s plans changed. We agree milestones first, so you see working software early.

Can I see how you work before I decide? Yes. Our blog has month-by-month build stories from real projects, including the problems we met and how we solved them.

How do we start? Send a few sentences about your business and what has to work. We reply by email, and if it is a good fit, we arrange a 20-minute call.

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