Full source code and schema handover
The complete codebase and database schema become yours on delivery — not a licence, not a hosted account you rent.
Service · Software Product Development
Software products you own outright — and can sell under your own name
Some clients do not want a system; they want a product. Linksoft builds software as an asset you own — source code and database schema handed over, engineered and documented so you can white-label it, sell it, and support it as your own.
What's included
White-label from the start
Branding, naming and configuration are separated from the logic, so the product carries your identity rather than ours anywhere it is sold.
Documentation a second team can use
Technical documentation and user manuals written so another developer — or your own hires — can take the product forward without us.
Multi-tenant where you need it
If you intend to sell the product to many customers, it is engineered for that from the first line: tenant isolation, per-customer configuration, and row-level security enforced in the database.
Who this is for
This engagement suits businesses whose plan for the software extends beyond using it:
- 01 Entrepreneurs and agencies who want a product to sell under their own brand
- 02 Companies that require full ownership of their intellectual property for investment, audit or strategic reasons
- 03 Businesses whose internal system turned out to solve a problem their whole industry has
- 04 Organisations that want the freedom to change developers without changing systems
The engagement
How the work runs
The sequence is fixed because it works; the content of every step is shaped to your business.
- 01
Scope
We establish the product, its market and what ownership must include — including resale rights.
- 02
Specify
Architecture, modules and handover deliverables agreed in writing before development.
- 03
Build
Built to be handed over: readable code, sane structure, documented decisions.
- 04
Handover
Source, schema, deployment configuration and documentation transferred, with a walkthrough for your technical people.
- 05
Support
Optional continuing support, or a clean separation — your choice, agreed up front.
Why a Karachi software house
Building software you will own means paying for engineering, not for a subscription. Pakistani rates make a full custom product achievable at a fraction of what the same asset costs elsewhere — and Linksoft has been building products, not one-off scripts, since 1998, with systems from that era still in production.
The delivery stack
| TypeScript + React | application front-ends, mobile-ready by default |
|---|---|
| PostgreSQL / Supabase | data layer with row- and column-level security |
| Edge-delivered cloud | served from the node nearest each user |
| Cloud or on-premise | office, factory floor, or offline-only where needed |
| Since 1998 | from Visual FoxPro desktop systems to today's cloud stack |
Built for
- Humera Textile
- Mohammad Dyeing
- Rida Textiles
- Fashion Art International
- AMS Enterprises
- Insaf Enterprises
- Regal Textile Industries (Private) Limited
- Hassan Textiles
- A. Essak and Sons
- Nazeer Dyeing & Bleaching
- ALL CLIENTS →
Common questions
Do we really own the source code?
Yes. On a build-to-own engagement the source code and database schema are transferred to you on delivery, and the ownership terms are written into the agreement before work begins rather than negotiated afterwards.
Can we sell the software under our own brand?
Yes — that is what the white-label arrangement is for. The product is built with branding and configuration separated from the logic, so it carries your name wherever you sell it.
Will Linksoft sell the same product to our competitors?
Not where the agreement says otherwise. Exclusivity and reuse rights are agreed in writing at the outset, and generic building blocks are distinguished from what is genuinely yours before anyone signs.
What happens if we want to change developers later?
You can. That is the practical value of a real handover: the source, the schema and the documentation are yours, written to be picked up by another team. We would rather be kept than needed.
Can you build a product designed to be sold to many customers?
Yes. Multi-tenant products are engineered for it from the start — tenant isolation, per-customer configuration and database-enforced row-level security, so one customer's data can never surface in another's account.
How is a product build different from a custom system?
A system is built for one operation; a product is built for many, which changes the architecture, the configurability and the documentation standard. We tell you at scoping which one your plan actually requires.
Tell us what you need built.
We listen, ask questions, and tell you honestly whether custom software is the right answer — before any commitment.