Software and illustration under one roof, one contract and one invoice. If what you need is not here, we will point you at someone who does it well and think no less of you for asking.
Company websites, customer portals and web applications that carry real daily load without anyone holding their breath. Fast, accessible and search-friendly from the first commit, because retrofitting that later is nobody's idea of fun.
iOS and Android apps for customers, staff and field teams, with APIs and cloud infrastructure that keep smiling as usage grows. Offline behaviour and release pipelines are designed in from the start.
From napkin sketch to paying customers: multi-tenant architecture, subscriptions, roles, dashboards, integrations and the admin controls a founder needs to actually run the thing at 11pm.
Quick storefronts and the unglamorous machinery behind them: payments, catalog, orders, stock, fulfilment and reporting. Built for the shopper and for the person packing the boxes.
Journeys, prototypes and interface systems people can actually use. We settle the flows before the pixels, and hand over a design system rather than a folder of one-off screens.
One place instead of nine spreadsheets. Approvals automated, permissions enforced, and the real-time visibility management always assumed they already had.
Actual illustrators, drawing actual pictures, for agencies, game studios and publishers. Layered source files and a signed provenance note, so legal and procurement have nothing to frown about.
Most people begin with the first one. It is the cheapest way to find out whether we are any good, and we would rather you found out early.
A scoped, fixed-price opening piece with a fixed deadline. The sensible way to test a new supplier without betting a budget on them. Most people start here.
Scope, architecture, design and build through to launch and handover, with milestone billing and a working demo at the end of every increment.
Engineers, designers or illustrators assigned to your team for a fixed monthly cost. You direct the work, we handle employment, cover and continuity.
Seven stages, each with something you can look at and argue with. Nothing is revealed at the end like a magic trick.
We ask a lot of questions before anyone opens an editor. Most projects that go wrong were mis-scoped, not mis-built.
Scope, architecture, roadmap and priority order, written down so both sides are nodding at the same thing.
Flows, interface system and validation with real humans, so the expensive decisions get made while they are still cheap.
Delivery in visible chunks. You see working software all the way through, not silence followed by a dramatic reveal.
Functional, responsive, accessibility and performance testing on the devices your customers actually hold.
Deployment, monitoring, documentation and a handover that leaves your team perfectly able to run it without us.
Analytics, tuning and new capability, planned against what the numbers say rather than what anyone assumed in a meeting.
M.Y Techlancers Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company number 16230132. The engineers, designers and illustrators work from Karachi. You contract with the UK company, you are invoiced by the UK company, and the working day overlaps the whole UK morning and the entire European afternoon. Nobody is pretending to be in Shoreditch.
You do, completely and permanently. IP is assigned to you on delivery, and that assignment is backed by IP clauses inside our own team's employment contracts, which is the part most studios quietly skip. Repositories sit under your organisation from the very first commit.
Yes, happily, and a good share of what we do is exactly that. We can stay completely invisible, working under your name and inside your process, or take full ownership of a workstream. Both are perfectly normal here.
Try the estimator on this site for an indicative range in under a minute, no email required. Every engagement then starts with a fixed-price first stage, so you can judge the work before committing to the rest.
Where it genuinely helps, and we tell you exactly where. Every project comes with a written statement of which tools were used. Illustration ships with layered sources and a signed declaration that a human drew it.
Usually within two weeks for a first stage, sooner for small pieces. We do not take on work we cannot staff, so if the honest answer is six weeks, that is the answer you will get, with an apology and a coffee.
Six things, done properly. There is no seventh hiding behind a paywall.
Tell us in a sentence and we will tell you honestly whether it is a two-week piece or a six-month one — before you spend anything.
