Yume Systems
Software house · Islamabad · UTC+5

The systems a business actually runs on.

Orders, stock, invoices, payments, payroll, records — the software a company opens every morning and cannot work without. We build those, and everything around them: the web and mobile apps in front, the database underneath, the cloud it runs on, the documents that explain it and the support that answers.

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Personnel Kafeel Management, a recruitment platform we built, live at kafeelmgt.com
kafeelmgt.com · live
An order and inventory system dashboard with stock value, open orders and an audit trail
Order & inventory system
A clinic website with appointment booking
Clinic site · demo
4+ yearsbuilding systems where a failure is somebody’s wages, land title or audit
10 destinationsserved by a recruitment platform we built and still run
No sign-inour working order and inventory system is open for you to click through
One managera project manager owns your delivery, so you are never chasing a developer

01 — What we do

Nine lines of work, one spine running through them.

The spine is the system. Everything else — the app in front of it, the database under it, the cloud it runs on, the documents that explain it, the search results that find it — exists to make that system worth having.

01

Business systems

The operational software a company runs on: orders, inventory, invoicing, dealer ledgers, dispatch and the reports the owner actually opens.

  • Order to payment, end to end
  • Multi-warehouse and transfers
  • Roles, access and an audit trail
  • Migration from your existing files
02

Web applications & sites

Public sites, customer portals and internal tools — built to be maintained for years, not just launched once.

  • .NET, ASP.NET Core, Laravel
  • Angular and plain JavaScript
  • REST APIs and integrations
  • Measured on real devices, not a fast laptop
03

Mobile apps — iOS & Android

Apps for the people who are not at a desk: field staff, drivers, dealers, customers. Built against the same system, not a separate island of data.

  • iOS and Android
  • One API behind both platforms
  • Offline-tolerant where the signal is not
  • Store submission and release handling
04

Desktop applications

Windows software for the counter, the warehouse and the back office, where a browser tab is the wrong tool and the machine is not always online.

  • .NET desktop applications
  • Barcode, scale and printer hardware
  • Local-first, syncing when it can
  • Installers and update handling
05

Database & data

Where most slow systems actually break. Schema design, indexing, query work, migration and the reporting on top.

  • SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite
  • Index and query-plan work
  • Data migration and cleaning
  • SSRS, RDLC and operational reports
06

Cloud, DevOps & hosting

Deployment is part of the design. A system people use daily cannot go down because releasing it was an afterthought.

  • Azure, Cloudflare, Linux hosting
  • CI/CD pipelines and release process
  • Backups, restores and monitoring
  • Domain, DNS and certificates
07

Technical documentation

A system nobody can operate is a liability, not an asset. We write the documents that make it genuinely yours.

  • Handover and operations manuals
  • Runbooks for what goes wrong
  • API and integration documentation
  • Written scope before a line is built
08

Web presence & SEO

For businesses whose customers find them by searching. Technical first, because content on a slow, unindexable site does nothing.

  • Technical SEO and Core Web Vitals
  • Schema, sitemaps and indexing
  • Google Business Profile and local search
  • Analytics that answer a question
09

Support & maintenance

The part most firms treat as an afterthought and clients need most. Software is not finished when it ships.

  • A named person who answers
  • Updates, backups and security patches
  • Changes as the business changes
  • Monthly, and never compulsory

02 — Proof

Open it, click it, try to break it.

Screenshots are easy to fake and portfolios are easy to borrow. These are running systems and live sites. We would rather you checked them than believed us.

kafeelmgt.com homepage
Live in production

Overseas recruitment platform

A manpower firm working since 2013, placing workers from four countries into ten destinations. Two audiences on one platform, an eleven-step process published rather than summarised, and one enquiry form that arrives already routed.

Order and inventory system dashboard
Working system

Distribution system you can drive

Not screenshots. A running system with orders, stock, dealers, credit limits, purchasing and an append-only audit trail. Change an order and watch the ledger and the dashboard move with it — then try to make it do something wrong.

Clinic website with appointment booking
Demonstration

Sites for businesses that take bookings

A clinic, an estate agency and a distributor portal, each built the way we would build yours: fast on a mid-range phone, honest about price, and a booking path that takes one tap rather than a form nobody fills.

03 — Why clients stay

Your risk is not the code. It is whether anyone replies.

Nobody hiring a software team abroad lies awake worrying about syntax. They worry that the developer goes quiet, that an update never comes, that a nine-hour time difference eats a week, and that nobody can say what state the project is in.

So you get a project manager, not a developer’s inbox. One person owns your delivery: they hold the scope, run the fortnightly demo, tell you what moved and what did not, and chase our side so you never have to. Most firms our size sell you a developer and hope. That difference is the whole reason clients stay with us.

Tell us what is slow, or wrong, or missing.

A name and one way to reach you is enough to start. If you would rather see the numbers first, the packages and what they cost are written out in the open — no form in the way.