// about

Founder-led. Built to ship.

Kahnputers is a lean, AI-native software studio led by its founder, Tahir Khan - a full-stack builder who has taken products from first commit to acquisition.

Most software gets built through layers - a project manager, an agency, an offshore bench, and a game of telephone between them. Kahnputers is the opposite of that. It's a studio built on the belief that the best products come from a technical founder in the code, moving fast and owning the outcome.

The short version

Tahir has been building and shipping software for over fifteen years. In 2009 he co-founded ParkingSoft, one of the first fully cloud-based parking management platforms - deployed at SeaTac Airport and acquired in 2017. A full founder-to-exit journey.

Since then he built RockitSeller from scratch - a multichannel commerce platform that grew into a full suite of tools (repricing, listing, ads, and analytics) powering e-commerce sellers across 10+ marketplaces - along with ProfitScan, a mobile scanner that puts real-time profitability in a seller's hand at the shelf edge.

How the studio works

Kahnputers brings that same operator's instinct to client work. One builder across the whole stack - React and TypeScript on the front end, C# and .NET on the back, and AI woven in wherever it earns its place. No account managers, no bloated retainers, no handoffs that lose the plot. You talk to the person writing the code.

The result is speed without the usual tradeoff in quality: a working prototype in days, a production build in weeks, and a partner who stays on to harden and grow what shipped.

Public sector

Kahnputers is also a SAM.gov-registered government contractor (NAICS 541511, active since 2017), bringing modern software to municipalities - starting with Parks & Recreation systems for Georgia towns. More on government work →

founder - one exit
2017ParkingSoft acquired
100+automation flows
Full-stacksolo, end to end

Let's build something together.

Tell us what you're building and we'll come back with how we'd ship it.