We buildsoftware worthkeeping.
MTKSoft Labs is a software publisher. We build our own applications, release them on every platform they belong on, and license them directly to the people who use them — then keep supporting them long after version one.
Software is judged in year two
Anyone can ship a first version. What separates a product from a demo is everything that happens after the announcement, and that is the part we design for first.
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A product is not a project
A project ends at launch. A product has a second year, an OS upgrade, a store policy change, and a user who filed a bug on a device we do not own. We plan for that half.
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Native where it counts
One core for the logic, and platform-specific behaviour wherever a user would notice the difference. Shortcuts on a Mac. The back stack on Android. Neither faked.
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Fast is a feature
Startup time, scroll, and the delay before the first keystroke registers. These are not optimisations we get to later; they are the specification.
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Say what is true
If a platform is not ready, this site says planned. We would rather set an honest expectation than collect a download that disappoints.
Fig. 01 — tolerance is the whole job
What we are building right now
MTK Islam
Your Quran, prayers and everyday Islamic essentials in one place.
MTK Islam brings Quran reading, translations, prayer times, Qibla direction, daily duas and digital tasbeeh together in one place. Designed to make your daily Islamic routine simpler, wherever you are.
- Platforms
- 1 of 2
- Updated
- 3 Oct 2026
- Downloads
- 1
- iOS & iPadOSPlanned
- AndroidAvailable
One core, six environments
The parts a user never sees are written once. The parts they touch every day are built to the conventions of the system they are on — because software that ignores its platform always feels borrowed.
- Product logic and data model
- Design language and components
- Offline behaviour and sync rules
- Update, crash and diagnostics pipeline
- 01
macOS
- Ships as
- Notarised disk image, or the Mac App Store
- Respects
- Menu bar, keyboard shortcuts and window behaviour that match the rest of the system.
- 02
Windows
- Ships as
- Code-signed installer
- Respects
- Per-user install, high-DPI scaling, and an update path that does not need a support call.
- 03
Linux
- Ships as
- AppImage, .deb or .rpm
- Respects
- Respect XDG paths, ship no bundled surprises, and keep the binary portable.
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iOS & iPadOS
- Ships as
- App Store
- Respects
- Gesture navigation, dynamic type, and layouts that hold from phone to iPad.
- 05
Android
- Ships as
- Google Play, or a direct APK
- Respects
- Back-stack behaviour, material motion, and a build that works on a mid-range device.
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Web
- Ships as
- Runs in the browser
- Respects
- Works on a slow connection, degrades without JavaScript, and is keyboard-complete.
Every stage produces something you can open
No month-long silences and no reveal at the end. Each stage has an artefact attached to it, and you see each one as it lands.
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Scope
What it must do, who for, and which platform comes first.
→ Written spec
- 02
Design
Screens and flows at real device sizes, in the real type.
→ Reviewable screens
- 03
Build
Shared core first, then the platform edges that need to differ.
→ Installable builds
- 04
Ship
Signing, notarisation, store submission, download page.
→ Signed artefacts
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Maintain
OS updates, store policy changes, real bug reports.
→ Published changelog
Work that has not earned a name yet
Not everything we build is meant to ship. The Lab is where prototypes, tools and dead ends get written up — including the ones we abandoned, and why.
Fig. 02 — parts, before they are a thing
The first write-ups are in progress. We would rather publish one entry with a real finding in it than three that only describe an intention.
- Prototypes
- Ideas built far enough to judge
- Internal tools
- Things we made for ourselves first
- Dead ends
- Documented, so we stop repeating them
Committed, not dated
Everything below is a platform we have committed to for a product that already exists. We do not publish dates, because a date is a guess and a download is a fact.
- iOS & iPadOSMTK IslamPlanned
Every application we publish, on every platform we ship it to.
Some of our software is free. Some is a one-time purchase, and some is licensed by subscription. Whichever it is, the download, the price and the terms are on the product’s own page — no quote, no sales call.