# Remotepuzzle

> Remotepuzzle is a remote software studio working worldwide. We ship production-grade MVPs in 3–4 weeks, then scale them into AI-native systems for real load.

Remotepuzzle is a remote-first software studio working with clients worldwide.
We build production-grade MVPs in 3–4 weeks and re-architect existing systems
to handle real production load, with an AI layer throughout. Delivery is fully
remote, so engagements run across any time zone.

Contact: team@remotepuzzle.com · WhatsApp +44 7426 448786
Book a call: https://calendly.com/team-remotepuzzle/30min

## Services

- [MVP Build](https://remotepuzzle.com/services/mvp-build): We take your idea to a live, production-grade product in about a month — built to scale, not thrown away.
- [Scale & Re-architecture](https://remotepuzzle.com/services/scale-rearchitecture): When traffic gets real, we move you to event-driven microservices with Kafka and BullMQ — no downtime.
- [RAG Systems](https://remotepuzzle.com/services/rag-systems): AI that answers from your own data — grounded, cited and safe to put in front of customers.
- [AI & LLM Integrations](https://remotepuzzle.com/services/ai-llm-integrations): Copilots, agents and automation wired into the tools your team already uses.
- [AI-Search SEO (GEO)](https://remotepuzzle.com/services/ai-search-seo-geo): Get found and cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers — not just the blue links.
- [Research · Debug · Analyze](https://remotepuzzle.com/services/research-debug-analyze): Deep audits, profiling and root-cause fixes for the problems nobody else can crack.

## Key pages

- [Home](https://remotepuzzle.com/): what we do and who we do it for
- [Services](https://remotepuzzle.com/services): the full lifecycle, from first commit to real scale
- [How we work](https://remotepuzzle.com/how-we-work): our four-week path to production
- [Pricing](https://remotepuzzle.com/pricing): dedicated developer, fixed-scope project, or support retainer
- [Why choose us](https://remotepuzzle.com/why-choose-us): senior engineers, weekly demos, code you own
- [FAQ](https://remotepuzzle.com/faq): scoping, timelines, ownership and handover
- [Client outcomes](https://remotepuzzle.com/testimonials): the results clients hire us for
- [About](https://remotepuzzle.com/company): the team and the company behind the studio
- [Contact](https://remotepuzzle.com/contact): start a project

## Case studies

- [An MVP that stopped coping — rebuilt event-driven on Kubernetes](https://remotepuzzle.com/case-studies/scaling-saas-event-driven-architecture): A working MVP began failing as users arrived. Requests queued behind a single slow third-party integration, and the platform could not be scaled by adding servers because the work was happening inside the request. We moved it to an event-driven architecture — orchestrators enqueueing jobs, worker pools consuming them, everything autoscaling on Kubernetes. It now serves more than 10,000 users.
- [Taking a home appliance showroom nationwide online](https://remotepuzzle.com/case-studies/burq-electronics-ecommerce): Burq Electronics sells major home appliances from a showroom in Daska, Punjab. The catalogue is deep — several hundred SKUs across ten-plus categories from more than twenty brands — and the dominant payment method in the market is cash on delivery, not cards. We built a Next.js storefront designed around those two facts rather than around a generic ecommerce template.

## Writing

- [llms.txt: what it is, and whether your site needs one](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/llms-txt-explained)
- [Should you block GPTBot? Check what your CDN already did](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/should-you-block-gptbot)
- [BullMQ vs RabbitMQ vs Kafka: how to actually choose](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/bullmq-vs-rabbitmq-vs-kafka)
- [What does an MVP actually cost in the UK?](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/mvp-development-cost-uk)
- [MVP, prototype or proof of concept — which do you actually need?](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/mvp-vs-prototype-vs-poc)
- [RAG or fine-tuning: how to choose, and why it is usually RAG](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/rag-vs-fine-tuning)
- [Breaking up a monolith without a rewrite](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/monolith-to-microservices)
- [Why your MVP breaks the moment it works](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/why-mvps-break-at-scale)
- [GEO: getting cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews](https://remotepuzzle.com/blogs/generative-engine-optimisation)