Software that stays inside the wall.
ANFA Technology is an independent software laboratory in Karachi, Pakistan. We develop browser tools, desktop applications, and developer utilities that do their work directly on your device.
About ANFA Technology
ANFA Technology was established in 2024 by Muntazir Mahdi while studying Computer Science at the University of Karachi. We build software for handling files, data transformations, and mathematical calculations, keeping the processing workload on your machine whenever the task allows.
- 1. Do the work on your device when the task allows. If browser sandboxes or client CPUs can perform the calculation, no file should ever leave your hardware.
- 2. Say plainly when it can't. Whenever a server-side dependency is unavoidable, we explicitly inform you before processing begins.
- 3. Publish open-source code where we can. We share reusable libraries on npm and GitHub to support the open web and independent verification.
- 4. Keep the tools usable without an account. You should never need to register an email address, create a password, or accept trackers just to convert a file or calculate a formula.
- Name
- ANFA Technology
- Based in
- Karachi, Pakistan
- Founded
- 2024
- Founder
- Muntazir Mahdi
- Focus
- Client-side & desktop tools
- Domain
- anfatechnology.com
Muntazir Mahdi
Founder & Software Developer
I started ANFA Technology in 2024 during my computer science studies at the University of Karachi. I noticed that nearly every modern web utility—from simple PDF renamers to image compressors—demanded that users upload their private documents to a remote cloud server. In most cases, modern devices possess more than enough processing power to handle those tasks locally in client memory.
I began constructing tools that reverse that equation: instead of sending your data to our server, we send the code to your browser or install a native Windows app on your machine. Today, our utilities include Canvas Convert Pro, desktop productivity tools on the Microsoft Store, open-source packages, and technical research articles.
Security Acknowledgments
We extend our sincere gratitude to security researchers who inspect our codebase, report vulnerabilities responsibly, and help maintain the security of our tools and static infrastructure.
If you identify a security issue within our scope (such as client-side cryptographic flaws, CSP bypasses, or privacy leaks), please report it according to our policy at /security or through /.well-known/security.txt. Valid vulnerability reporters will be credited here upon remediation.