Bashir Zaidi Aseer
The collected Urdu poetry of Bashir Zaidi Aseer (1934–2022) as a calm, beautiful reading app — two complete published collections, 190 poems across 406 scanned pages, searchable, with favourites and a night mode, fully offline.
Nine very different releases, one standard of care — a poet's life work preserved, a card table that brings friends together, a meter checker for poets, an Urdu word processor, a tarot deck in your browser, a star chart read two ways, a Mac that runs a 24/7 TV station, an SAT tutor that works with no signal at all, and a Markdown editor that delivers the finished document. Each brief below opens the app's own page.
The collected Urdu poetry of Bashir Zaidi Aseer (1934–2022) as a calm, beautiful reading app — two complete published collections, 190 poems across 406 scanned pages, searchable, with favourites and a night mode, fully offline.
A fast, strategic 4-player partnership card game — Court Piece, Rang, the game that has been played at family tables for generations. Create a private room and play online with friends, or sharpen your game offline against smart AI that actually plays the odds.
An Urdu poetry meter checker built on classical arooz. Paste a couplet and it tells you whether it is in metre, names the bahr, shows the taqti — and highlights exactly where a line falls out of weight. Runs entirely in your browser.
The complete 78-card tarot deck as a calm reading ritual — set a question, shuffle, draw from a fanned arc and flip each card, across five spreads from a single card to the Celtic Cross. With a card library, a daily draw, and a journal that remembers every reading.
Your Channel. Always On. SadaCast turns any Apple-silicon Mac into a complete, self-running 24/7 TV station — built for mosques, imambargahs, churches and community channels. It resumes within seconds of any power cut or internet drop, drives YouTube by itself, and shapes Urdu and Arabic graphics correctly. One-time price, no monthly fees, everything stays on your own machine. A Windows version is on the way.
A modern Urdu word processor for macOS and Windows — true Nastaliq typesetting, three ways to type, poetry treated as a first-class citizen, Urdu spellcheck, and it opens the old InPage files nothing else will.
Eastern wisdom, Western stars. The Chinese zodiac — animal signs, Wu Xing elements, stems and branches — alongside a real natal birth chart with houses, planets and aspects. Plus Life Path numerology, two-person compatibility, PDF reports and shareable cards, all computed offline on your own machine.
Digital SAT practice that keeps working when the connection does not. A full lesson for each of the 29 skills, 8,350 numbered practice tests — 500 of them full-length and adaptive — a Bluebook-style runner with its own graphing calculator, per-question timing, and a day-by-day plan built around your exam date.
Write in Markdown, deliver anywhere. Live preview as you type, with maths, diagrams and code set properly — then export to PDF, Word or EPUB, or publish straight into Google Docs, Notion, Confluence or SharePoint. Documents stay on your own machine; no account, no analytics.
Four more apps are in the workshop — a private home server, a duplicate photo finder, a poster maker and an Urdu voice cloner.