We would rather show you the work than quote someone about it
We are early enough that we are not going to pretend otherwise: there is no wall of logos here. What there is — two engagements written up in full, and the terms we commit to in writing before you pay anything.
The work, described properly
Both of these say what was actually broken, what we decided and where it landed — including the parts that were harder than expected.
An MVP that stopped coping — rebuilt event-driven on Kubernetes
The product worked. Growth was the problem: one slow third-party API was enough to stall every request in the system.
Taking a home appliance showroom nationwide online
A showroom in Daska with hundreds of appliances, and no way to sell to the rest of the country. Catalogue depth and cash on delivery drove every decision.
What we put in writing
We are a small studio and we are not going to show you a wall of logos we have not earned. These are the terms that go in the contract before any money moves — you can hold us to every one of them.
The price is agreed before work starts
Fixed scope, fixed price, in writing. If we have got the estimate wrong, that is our problem, not a change request.
You own everything from the first commit
Code, repository, infrastructure and accounts are in your name from day one — not transferred at the end, not held as leverage.
Working software every week
On a live URL you can open yourself. Not a status report, not a demo environment we control.
We tell you when not to hire us
If the answer is a smaller build, a different kind of firm, or nothing yet, you get that on the first call rather than after a proposal.
Leaving is easy on purpose
Documented handover, no proprietary framework you cannot hire for, no lock-in. Being easy to leave is the only honest way to earn a second project.