Software We Have Actually Shipped

Most small businesses in India lose work not because the enquiry never came, but because nobody rang back. The lead arrives on WhatsApp, somebody means to call, and four days later the customer has bought from whoever called first.

So this one is built around the follow-up rather than the database. Leads come in from a website form, from ads and from WhatsApp, get assigned the moment they land, and anybody who has not been called in two days turns up on the dashboard with an AI assistant offering to draft the message — in Hindi, English or Punjabi, because that is the language the customer wrote in.

Free during launch, with unlimited leads and ten team members, and built the same way we teach it: Next.js on the front, role-based access and an audit trail underneath.

Every developer loses minutes a day hunting through folders for the project they want to open. QuickZack removes that: press Alt+Space anywhere, type a few letters, and the project opens in your editor.

It started as an internal tool — our own mentors were tired of digging through directories between classes — and grew into a free, open-source app for Windows and macOS.