You always know exactly where your project stands.

It depends on scope, so we quote you after the initial 30-minute call — no surprises. The price is fixed per project and agreed before we start: we never bill hourly, and we don't publish a number, because it changes with what actually has to be built.

A simple site takes one to two weeks. A custom system moves in two-week stages, with something real you can see and use at the end of each one. We never leave a project open-ended: scope and dates are agreed in the proposal, before the first line of code.

Both. We take on one-off projects, and we can stay on after delivery with a monthly plan that keeps the system running: online, backed up, and with someone who answers when something breaks. It's optional, has no minimum term, and only covers what we built ourselves.

We use the most stable, proven tools for the job, without locking you into one technology. What matters is that it works well and stays easy to maintain — with or without us. Once we deliver, any developer can pick up the code and keep going.

We don't do brand design from scratch — logos, full visual identity — or Google-ranking shortcuts that get you penalized later, or maintenance on systems we didn't build. We also turn down projects with no defined scope: without knowing what has to ship, we can't commit to a fixed price or a date.

Yes. The code, the database, and the domains are entirely yours the day we deliver, with documentation so any developer can pick it up. If you take the monthly plan later, none of that changes: you own everything, plan or no plan.

One person builds it, with AI agents handling the repetitive parts of the work. That means delivery on team timelines without team cost, and you always talk to whoever writes the code: no layers in between, no account manager routing you around.

Thirty minutes on a call, and it commits you to nothing. You tell us which process is costing you time, we tell you whether it can be solved and how we would approach it. If we can help, you get a proposal with scope, timeline, and a fixed price within 48 hours.

Yes, and it is usually the best way. We move in two-week stages, each one with something you can already use, so you validate before investing further. What we build first becomes the base: later work stacks on top, with nothing thrown away.