Services
Everything you need to grow.
Five services, each with its own page: what’s included, honest answers, and proof where it exists.
Where to start
Five directions, one team.
Each one below starts from the situation you are in rather than the thing we sell. If two fit, the first is usually the right one — the rest tend to follow from it.
01 — Service
Website building
You sell online, or you are about to.
A D2C brand with a slow store, or a catalogue that needs to work on a phone before it works on a laptop. Most projects start here.
02 — Service
Agentic AI setup
Your inbox is doing work a person should not be doing.
Support volume you cannot hire for, or a sales team answering the same forty questions. Worth it once the answers come from your own data.
03 — Service
Custom apps
Your operation runs on spreadsheets and WhatsApp.
Field staff, drivers, technicians, or counter staff who need the same tool your office has. Starts as a web app; becomes mobile when the job site demands it.
04 — Service
Database solutions
The data outgrew the thing storing it.
Reports that take longer than they should, migrations you keep postponing, or a slow query everyone has learned to live around.
05 — Service
QA automation
Shipping has become the thing you are afraid of.
No tests before launch, a release that needs three people to verify, or the same bug returning for the third time. Usually follows a build, occasionally precedes one.
Timelines
How long things actually take.
Websites deploy in about 14 days from payment. Apps, agents, and database work are scoped per project — your quote states the timeline.
Payment is the start line because it is the one date we both control. Scope, content, and third-party access move the finish, and your quote says which of those it is waiting on. If a project needs longer than 14 days, we will say so before you sign rather than after.
Complex custom applications typically run 4–6 weeks. Nothing about that is a problem — a fourteen-day quote on a six-week project is.
Ask what yours would takeThe stack
What we build with.
We name the tools because you will maintain this after we leave, and a stack you were never shown is a stack you cannot judge. Each case study links to the live site — you can inspect what shipped.
Web and apps
- React and Next.js for anything with an interface
- Shopify for commerce, on themes or headless
- SvelteKit where a fast content site matters more than the ecosystem
- TypeScript and Tailwind throughout
Testing
- Playwright for web flows
- Appium for mobile
- Selenium where an existing suite already runs on it
- Coverage starts with the paths that move money — checkout, signup, billing
Data
- SQL and document stores, chosen per workload
- Reversible migrations with backfill and verification
Already have a stack? We adapt to yours rather than replacing it — if it runs automated checks in CI, we can work with that.