Learn to buildwithstorefronts.
Six months of full-stack development, one mentor, and real client work. You finish able to build software, show it, and sell it — not with a folder of exercises.
- PKR 75,000
- Whole program
- 6 months
- Full-stack
- December 2026
- Next batch
- 32 seats
- Then it closes
Our next batch starts this December.
One intake, 32 seats, and six months that end with work you can sell. Registration is open now — put your name down and we will call you before anything is owed.
Counting down to the December 2026 batch.
No payment at registration · seats held in the order they are confirmed
The December batch
- Starts
- 1 December 2026
- Runs for
- 6 months, one intake
- Seats
- 32, then it closes
- Fee
- PKR 75,000 · instalments available
- Format
- On-site in Lahore, or live online
32 is not a marketing number. It is the size of the room, and how many people the mentors can review properly every week for six months.
Pick the seat you want.
Choosing one takes you to the application with that seat attached. It is held for you the moment the form lands, and confirmed once we have spoken.
- 32
- Open
- 00
- Pending
- 00
- Confirmed
Front of the room
- Open— Yours if you want it
- Pending— Applied, waiting on us
- Confirmed— Seat is taken
Names appear only where the applicant asked us to show them. A seat stays pending until we have spoken and the first instalment clears.
Full-stack, taught as the work we actually get paid for.
Six months on the whole stack — storefronts, APIs, point of sale, management systems — finishing with work that is live, presentable and yours to sell.
There is one program and no tracks to choose between. Everyone covers the whole stack, because half a system is not something anyone can sell.
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- Next.js
- Node.js
- Express
- REST APIs
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Auth
- Stripe
- Git
- Docker
- Deployment
- 01
Ecommerce storefronts
Catalogue, cart, checkout, payments, orders and a stock count that stays honest.
- Product and variant modelling
- Cart, checkout and payment integration
- Order, shipping and returns flow
- An admin the shop owner can actually use
- 02
Backends and APIs
The part that has to be right: data, auth, permissions, and endpoints another developer can read.
- REST APIs in Node and Express
- PostgreSQL schema design, MongoDB where it earns it
- Sessions, tokens, hashing, roles
- Deployment, logs, backups, environment config
- 03
POS systems
Tills, receipts, shifts and daily close — software that has to work while a queue is forming.
- Sale, refund and split-payment flows
- Barcode input, receipts and printing
- Offline-tolerant behaviour and sync
- Day-end reconciliation and reporting
- 04
Management systems
Inventory, staff, invoicing, reporting — the internal tools every business ends up needing.
- Role-based dashboards
- Inventory and purchase tracking
- Invoicing, quotes and PDF output
- Reports the owner reads on a Monday
Six months. Something finished at the end of each one.
A month you cannot point at is a month nobody can tell went well. Every one of these ends with something running.
- Month 01
Foundations
Semantic HTML, modern CSS, and JavaScript properly — types, async, modules, the DOM.
A responsive site, deployed on a real domain
- Month 02
React and Next.js
Components, state, routing, server rendering, and interfaces that stay consistent past screen three.
A multi-page app you built end to end
- Month 03
Backend and data
Node, Express, REST, PostgreSQL and MongoDB, plus auth and permissions that hold up.
A documented API running in production
- Month 04
Business systems
An ecommerce build and a POS or management system — the two shapes of work clients ask for most.
A working storefront and an admin system
- Month 05
Live client work
Real tickets on real projects, scoped so they can ship, reviewed line by line before they merge.
Shipped work with your commits on it
- Month 06
Ship, package, sell
Portfolio, case studies, profiles, pricing and proposals — turning six months of work into income.
A portfolio, a rate, and your first pitches out
Knowing how to build it is only worth what you can sell it for.
Most courses stop at the deploy button and leave you to work out the rest on your own — which is the part that decides whether the 6 months paid for themselves.
So we teach the whole thing. How to present finished work, how to price it, where clients come from, and how to hand a system over to someone who is paying for it.
Work that presents itself
Live URLs, a clean repo, a README that reads like a product page.
Case studies, written
The problem, the decision, the result — the format clients and employers both read.
Priced, not guessed
Scoping a build, quoting it, and saying the number without flinching.
Where the work comes from
Upwork and Fiverr profiles that convert, plus direct outreach that is not spam.
Products, not just hours
Turning a system you have built once into something you can sell again.
The professional bit
Contracts, milestones, handover and support — how you keep a client past the first invoice.
A course, not a playlist.
Every week has the same four beats. You always know what is expected of you on any given day — and so does your mentor.
- Mon
Concept session
Ninety minutes on the week's idea, live, with the whiteboard and the questions.
- Tue — Wed
Build
Your own hands on the keyboard, with the mentor reachable all day.
- Thu
Code review
Line by line on what you pushed. Nothing merges unread.
- Fri
Demo & retro
You show the cohort what runs, and we agree what next week fixes.
Eight things, all of them nameable.
If it could not be pointed at on the last day of the course, it is not on this list.
A named mentor
One senior person who knows your work, not a rotating support queue.
Code review every week
On real pull requests. The fastest way anyone has ever learned to build.
Live client work
From month five you work on things that ship, scoped so they can.
A portfolio that sells
Deployed work, written up as cases — not a screenshot of a tutorial.
Certificate & reference
Written on what you actually did, by the person who reviewed it.
Selling your work
Profiles, proposals, pricing and contracts in the final month.
The team channel
You stay in it after the program ends. Most people still ask questions.
First look at roles
The strongest each cohort get offered work here before it is advertised.
One price for the whole thing. Nothing after it.
For the whole 6 months, start to finish. Payable in instalments across the program — the first one holds your seat, and the December 2026 batch is capped at 32.
Included in the fee
- All 6 months of the program
- A named mentor the whole way through
- Weekly code review on real pull requests
- Live client work from month five
- Certificate and written reference
- The final month on selling your work
And what you can build with it
- Ecommerce storefronts01
- Backends and APIs02
- POS systems03
- Management systems04
- 01
Register your interest
Name, number, and a line about where you are. Two minutes.
- 02
Short call
Twenty minutes on what you want out of it and whether this is the right six months.
- 03
Confirm your seat
Seats are capped at 32, so a seat is held once the first instalment clears.
- 04
Start in December
A laptop, an account on our board, and the first concept session.
The ones people actually ask.
Anything not answered here, ask on the call — it is twenty minutes and there is no pitch attached.
PKR 75,000 covers the whole 6-month program — every session, the mentor, weekly reviews, the live client work, the final month on selling your work, and the certificate. There is no separate materials or platform charge.