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I started developing apps when my son was just 4 years old and I wanted to be productive while taking care of him. Programming had always been my passion so I decided to make mobile apps. It has been a roller coaster ride since then: exciting, hectic, invigorating but with ups and downs. I am always on the lookout for innovative ideas using technology to solve problems. I have made all my apps free and available for everyone so that education and innovation are not restricted to a select few. Please check out my apps, download them, use them and spread the word.
I also provide free but unique educational resources and worksheets on various subjects such as English, Science, Urdu, Hindi, etc. 


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