Software engineering studio
Web, mobile and AI, built by three engineers who talk to you directly — from the first call to the day it goes live.
Typical engagements
No bench. No handoffs. Three people taking a small number of projects, so yours isn’t queued behind five others.
What we do
Most work falls into one of these. Often it starts as the first and turns into both.
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The internal tool, the customer portal, the thing your spreadsheet quietly became. Built to fit how you actually work, running on infrastructure you own.
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Most AI projects fail because they start with the model. We start with the workflow — find where the hours actually go, then automate that part and measure whether it worked.
Who you’re hiring
No offices, no management layer, nobody on the invoice who isn’t building. That is most of the reason our quotes come in under an agency’s — you’re paying for build time, not for the org chart around it.
Full-stack engineer
Full-stack engineer
Full-stack engineer
How we work
You see working software early and often — not a status deck.
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The first conversation is about the problem, not the technology. You get a written scope: what’s in, what’s out, what it costs.
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Short cycles with something running at the end of each one. You can use it, break it, and change your mind while changing it is still cheap.
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It goes live on infrastructure in your name, with the keys handed over. No dependency on us to keep it running.
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Documentation and a walkthrough as standard. Ongoing support if you want it — never because you’re stuck with us.
What you can hold us to
No account manager relaying your requirements to someone you’ll never meet. There are three of us, and all three write code.
Code in your repositories, infrastructure in your accounts, from day one. Walking away should cost you nothing but the work already done.
You approve what’s being built and what it costs before the build starts. Changes are priced as changes, not absorbed silently into a slipping deadline.
If something off-the-shelf solves your problem, we’ll say so and point you at it. A short honest answer is worth more than a long engagement.
A first conversation costs nothing and usually clarifies the problem either way.