Close to the work, on purpose.
We scope the work, write the code, deploy it, and keep it running afterwards — the same people through all four.
Plenty of studios hand the work to a rotating cast of contractors once the pitch is won. We don’t. Whoever you meet is who builds it, and they are still on it after launch — which is the whole reason to work with a studio like this rather than a bigger one.
We also build and run our own software, which is where the harder engineering gets worked out — recurring billing, failed payments, realtime, AI pipelines — on our own time rather than during someone else’s deadline.
Client work stays private unless a client wants otherwise. If you want references, ask and we’ll arrange an introduction rather than putting logos on a page.
The trade-off, stated plainly
- You get: Direct access to whoever is building it, on every call.
- You get: Continuity — the same hands after launch as before it.
- You don’t get: Five parallel workstreams, or your project run by whoever is free.
- You don’t get: An account manager standing between you and the build.
Where we work
Remote, working with clients wherever they are. Most projects run over email and a weekly call — the demos are on a real URL, so there’s rarely much to present.