Nexlyr
0305 3687680 · nexlyr.solutions@gmail.com
A website tells people you exist. A system runs the place. We build the second one: stock that counts itself down, bookings that fill your day, an admin panel you log into every morning. Shaped around how your shop already works instead of forcing you into someone else’s package.
Each of these is a real system we build, not a template with the logo swapped. Tap any card for what the owner gets, what the customer gets, and how long it takes.
Your business not on this list? It almost certainly still fits. Every one of these started as somebody describing their day on WhatsApp.
Almost every client pictures only one half of this. The person visiting your website should see something simple enough to use without thinking. The person running the business needs the opposite: depth, numbers and control. Both get built.
You open the panel and the first thing on screen is what happened yesterday: takings, orders, what sold, what didn’t. Not a wall of menus you have to dig through to find it.
Stock under its reorder level, a booking nobody confirmed, a membership expiring on Friday. The system raises these itself rather than waiting for you to go looking.
Three tiers as standard: owner sees everything including money, manager sees stock and operations, staff see their own shift. Enforced at the database, not just hidden in the interface.
Any list in the panel comes out as a CSV your accountant can open. Month-end stops being an evening of copying numbers into a spreadsheet by hand.
The panel is built mobile-first, so you can check the day’s takings from anywhere. No app to install, no separate mobile version that is missing half the features.
Every edit is written to an audit log with a name and a timestamp. When a price looks wrong or a record disappears, you can see exactly who touched it and when.
Pick a service, pick a person, pick a time, confirm. No account to create, no password to remember, no form asking for information you have already given.
The booking or order lands in the customer’s WhatsApp, where they will actually see it, not in an email they never open. Reminders go the same way.
Real search and real filters over your actual catalogue: prices, availability, categories. Not a PDF menu from 2021 that somebody has to pinch and zoom to read.
Order placed, order accepted, order on its way. A status the customer can check themselves, which removes most of the phone calls asking about it.
The AI chatbot knows your hours, your services and your prices, so a question at midnight gets an answer instead of sitting unread until Monday morning.
Built light enough to open on mobile data in a market street. A booking page that takes eight seconds to load is a booking that never happened.
“Admin panel” gets used to mean almost anything, so here is exactly what we mean by it. Every system on this page arrives with all eight of these. They are not extras.
Owner, manager and staff, each seeing a different panel. Permissions are enforced by the database itself, so a staff account cannot reach the revenue figures even if somebody types the URL directly.
Not a generic analytics screen. The four or five figures that decide your day: takings, bookings, stock warnings, outstanding payments. All chosen with you before anything is built.
Products, prices, staff, services, gallery photos, opening hours, the text on your home page. If it appears on the site, you can change it yourself without calling anyone.
Drag a photo in and it is compressed, resized and live. No FTP, no asking a developer to swap a picture, no site slowing down because someone uploaded a 9MB camera file.
Once there are two thousand records, a list is useless without them. Every table in the panel can be searched by name, filtered by status and sorted by date or amount.
Form submissions, bookings and messages land in the panel with a read/unread state, so nothing is lost in a shared Gmail account that four people half-check.
Any table becomes a spreadsheet in one click: sales, customers, stock, attendance. Your accountant gets a file instead of a screenshot.
Who changed what, and when. Boring until the day a price is wrong or a record vanishes, and then it is the most valuable screen in the panel.
No page builder, no plugin stack that breaks when one of them updates, no licence you have to keep paying to keep your own business running. Hand-written code on infrastructure you own the account for.
The database lives in your Supabase account and the site lives on your domain. If you ever want to move on, you take all of it and any competent developer can carry on from where we stopped.
The single biggest reason software projects go wrong is the client seeing it for the first time at the end. You get a live preview link in week one and it updates as we work.
Not a requirements document. Just talk us through how the shop actually runs. What gets written down, what gets forgotten, what argument happens every month. Usually one call, sometimes just WhatsApp voice notes.
You get back a plain-language list of every screen and what it does, plus one number and one timeline. If something on that list is not worth paying for, we cut it before a line is written.
Tables, relationships and permissions before any interface. Getting this wrong is the thing that makes systems impossible to extend later, so it takes the time it takes.
Built in parallel with a live preview link you can open any time. You will spot things we would never have thought to ask about, and that is the point of showing you early.
We load your actual products or customer list and run the whole thing through Playwright: every form, every role, every screen size. Bugs get found here rather than by your staff on a Monday.
A session with you and your staff, recorded so it can train the next person you hire. Then a month of free fixes while everyone settles into it.
Most systems are half of a bigger job. The public-facing site, the 3D and motion work, the SEO groundwork and the AI agents all live on the web development page.
An AI calling agent rings new leads within minutes, qualifies them, books them into the same calendar your system uses, and logs every call.
No requirements document and no discovery invoice. Describe the business on WhatsApp (voice notes are fine) and you will get back a plain list of screens, a number and a timeline.
nexlyr.solutions@gmail.com · Karachi, working worldwide
