A small team that looks after your app like it's ours.
Wolf Nocode Studio builds and looks after apps for founders and businesses with nobody technical on the team. Led by Jahanzeb Khan, building with no-code since 2020.
It started with a shutdown.
In 2020 the company I worked at shut down everything we'd built. Twenty-four people, months of work, gone in a week, and I was out of a job.
I gave myself three months. No big plan: show up every day, get on the forums, and find people who needed something real built.
The first client came in 8 days. The first product went live in 10.
Since then we've shipped 25+ products for founders in the UK, US and Europe, and some of them we're still working on years later.
We ask why before we build.
A product manager who also builds.
Early on, I built exactly what clients asked for. Then a client mentioned they'd need HubSpot for their emails, and I offered to build the same thing into their app instead. That client has since gone without $9,700 a year of software they were about to buy, and the conversation changed how I work: understand the business first, then decide what to build.
Honest feedback.
If a feature isn't worth building, we'll tell you. Better to hear it on a call than after you've paid for it.
Ideas you didn't ask for.
Trukfoo's brief was a simple locator. We suggested events, notifications and QR codes for every truck. Now it's a marketplace on iOS and Android.
Lahore, working UK and US hours.
The team works from Lahore, Pakistan, and the company is registered in Wyoming, USA. My working day overlaps with UK business hours and US mornings. Every client has a shared Slack or WhatsApp channel, and every request lives on a shared board in Linear, so you can see what's in progress and what's next.
Wolf Nocode Studio LLC, registered in Wyoming, USA
I've been on the other side of the table.
Before Wolf Nocode, I was part of the founding team of four startups, one of five people covering development, marketing, growth, data and design. Three of those apps grew to 1,000+ users, raised $10M in venture funding between them, and were moved from Bubble to code as they scaled, back when Bubble was only trusted for MVPs. Dot and Line is still running. The others have since closed or gone quiet. What stayed with me is how much of an app's success happens after launch: getting users, keeping them, and knowing which feature to build next.
See the four startupsWe use the best tool for the job, including AI.
We build in Bubble, where we're a certified agency, and in code with Next.js. Claude Code, Cursor and Codex are part of how we work every day, which is a big reason a small team can ship every week.
We also take over apps that founders built themselves with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Claude Code, Cursor or any other AI builder. Those tools are a great way to get to launch. We're the people who make the app safe, fast and ready for real customers after that.
The tool follows the problem. If your app is better off staying where it is, we'll say so.
A small, senior team that helps your app grow, not just run.
The plan is a team of 7 to 10 people, each one trained to lead a client's app the way I do today. Every plan has one lead who knows your app. Today that's me. As the team grows, it will be someone I've trained, with me still on your monthly review.
Building is only half of it. From the startup years, growth is the part I know best: onboarding that keeps new users, the features that bring people back, and the numbers that show what's working. More and more of our client work is helping apps grow after launch, and that's where the studio is heading.
Credentials
Bubble certified agency- 25+ products shipped
- Apps live on the web, iOS and Android
Wherever your app is today, that's where we start.
Whether you've got customers using the app and fixes piling up, or a business ready for its first real system, that's exactly where we start.