An independent studio, built for the long run.
LeyLance Incorporated is a venture studio and holding company. We turn ideas into real products, then stay to operate them — carrying one standard of craft across every venture.
Most software is launched and abandoned. We wanted the opposite.
LeyLance began as a home for the things one team kept building — a security app, a personal database, a delivery platform, a travel marketplace. Different sectors, one thread: each was built to a standard worth staking the LeyLance name on, and each was meant to be run, not flipped.
So we made it a company. LeyLance incubates ideas, ships them as products under one roof, and operates them for the long term — with shared engineering, design and security standards. Two of those products, Ervun and Wistrie, are live on Google Play today, with more on the way.
Along the way, the studio's earlier commerce brands — LeyWear, SORLOC and LeyLance Digital — were retired as we refocused entirely on products. They shaped how we build; the portfolio they made room for is built to keep growing.
Built in-house. Run for the long term.
Four stages, applied to every venture — from a coffee-delivery platform to a zero-knowledge security product.
Pressure-test the idea
Ideas start small and internal. We test the problem and decide whether it deserves to become a venture — before writing much code.
Own the whole stack
Product, design, engineering and infrastructure — all in-house, end to end. That's how craft, privacy and reliability stay consistent.
Put it in real hands
Real products, in real stores, for real users — like Ervun and Wistrie, both live on Google Play. Shipping is where a project earns the name venture.
Stay and run it
Support, updates, security, growth — a launch is the start of the work, not the end. Ventures that keep earning their place keep getting invested in.
Founded and led by an operator.
LeyLance is founded and led by Md Samiur Rahman Mian — known professionally as Sami Rahman — an IT project leader and full-stack developer based in Ontario, Canada, with around eight years across software delivery, system architecture, cloud, and IT project management.
His work sits where software, servers and people meet: bridging clients, vendors and executives to ship operational systems that hold up in production. That operator's instinct — build it well, then keep it running — is the same instinct LeyLance is built on.
Ventures, partnerships, and the occasional good idea.
We're always happy to hear from founders, collaborators and companies who care about building things properly.