Engineers first, agency second
MacroCoderz exists because most AI projects fail in the gap between an impressive demo and a product users can rely on. We build for the second part.
We started MacroCoderz after watching the same story repeat: a founder pays for months of AI development, gets a demo that works beautifully on stage, and then discovers it falls apart on real users and real data. The problem was never the models — it was process. Nobody defined a quality bar. Nobody built evals. Nobody planned for the day the API bill arrived.
So we built our practice around a simple rule: prove the AI works before anyone commits serious money. Every engagement starts with a free scoping call and a thin working prototype on your real data. If the core workflow can't hit the quality bar, you find out in week one — not month three.
Today we're a team of senior engineers in Lahore, Pakistan, building for founders and product teams across the US and Europe. Our case studies carry the numbers we were held to — 87% autonomous repair success, 68% latency reductions, 35% inference cost cuts — because we think proof should be public.
What we believe
Working beats impressive
A demo that wows and a product that works are different things. We optimize for the second — every build ships with an evaluation harness, not a highlight reel.
Speed is a feature
Startups die waiting. Prototype in week one, MVP in a month, engineers embedded in 48 hours — our timelines are commitments, not aspirations.
Your IP, your accounts, your code
Everything we build lives in your repositories, deploys to your cloud, and is assigned to you contractually. Leaving us should always be easy — that's what keeps us good.
Global quality, honest rates
Operating from Lahore lets us offer senior engineering at rates a US agency can't touch — same models, same rigor, a fraction of the overhead.
Work with people who ship.
Book a free scoping call. You'll leave with a concrete plan, a realistic budget, and a working-prototype offer — whether you build with us or not.