I build websites, ordering and booking systems, and Microsoft 365 tools for businesses, plus my own iPhone and Android apps.
A live restaurant ordering website with online payments, plus three apps on the App Store, one also on Google Play, all built by me as an independent developer.
A direct-ordering website for a cloud kitchen in Dinnedevarapadu, Andhra Pradesh: menu, cart, delivery or pickup, a PhonePe payment integration, and an owner dashboard.
Customers now order directly from the kitchen’s own website and pay online, and the owner runs every order from one dashboard.
A gentle space for you and your person to check in, notice what matters, and understand each other a little better.
A focused cardio interval timer designed around structured work and rest.
A calm Quran reader that turns reading progress into a journey from Medina toward the Kaaba. Available on iOS and Android.
Quran reading companion
Quran
Journey
Quran Reading Companion · iOS + Android App
Sometimes the problem already lives inside the organisation. That work happens in Microsoft 365.
Built inside the tenant a team already uses, not beside it.
SharePoint sites, lists and libraries organised around how a team files and finds its work, with OneDrive set up and moved alongside.
Custom web parts and extensions when standard SharePoint can’t do what the team needs.
Workflows for approvals, notifications and list updates that used to need a nudge.
File shares and existing sites moved into SharePoint and OneDrive, planned around structure and permissions.
Internal tools built around one specific workflow, when an off-the-shelf app doesn’t fit.
Project briefPage 1
01 — The problem
02 — Who it’s for
03 — What ships first
04 — In scope · Out of scope
A few lines is enough. It’s what the first release is planned from.
Six steps
The problem, the people it’s for, and what success looks like.
You getA written brief with what’s in and out of scope.
Turn the brief into a product direction.
You getA first-release plan: what ships first, what waits.
Flows, screens and the structure behind them.
You getScreens you can click through before code is written.
The actual software, on real devices early.
You getWorking builds you can use as the product takes shape.
Use it for real, fix what gets in the way.
You getA release candidate that has been used, not just reviewed.
App Store submission or production deploy.
You getA live release on the App Store or the web.
Afroz Builds is my independent software and product practice. I design the product and write the code, so the decisions stay in one head from the first sketch to the release.
Alongside my own apps, I work in Microsoft 365: SharePoint Online, SPFx, OneDrive, Power Automate and migrations with ShareGate.
AI is a capability I use when it makes the product more useful. It is not the identity of the practice.
Based in India, working remotely with clients anywhere. One person, so you deal with me directly, and I reply quickly.
Send a brief
A few lines is enough: the problem, who it’s for, and any timeline.
I reply
I read every brief myself and reply by email.
Agree the first release
If it’s a fit, we talk it through and decide what ships first.
Every project gets a fixed quote after I read your brief, before any work starts. No surprise bills.
The price depends on how many screens it needs, whether you want online payments, and whether there’s an owner dashboard.
Most small business websites take 2 to 4 weeks.