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It depends entirely on scope, since a landing page and a multi-tenant platform aren't priced the same way. Tell us what you're building and we'll give you a clear, honest estimate before any work begins, so there are no surprises.

It depends on what's being built. A focused MVP or website can ship in a matter of weeks; a larger platform or an ongoing engineering partnership runs longer. We scope realistic timelines during Understand and Design, not before we know what we're actually building.

Both. We work with founders validating a first idea and with established teams modernizing systems that already run a business. The engagement looks different in each case, but the process (understand, design, build, ship) stays the same.

Yes. We regularly step into existing projects, auditing what's there, fixing what's holding it back, and building alongside an in-house team rather than replacing it.

No, and it's worth being skeptical of anyone who does. We build the technical foundations that give search engines and AI systems a clean, accurate site to understand: crawlability, structured data, performance and architecture. Rankings depend on factors no single vendor controls.

An embedded engineer or small team that works inside your existing workflow: your tools, your standups, your roadmap, rather than operating as a separate outside vendor you have to manage.

Yes. Shipping isn't the end of the relationship. Most engagements include a period of post-launch support, and many continue as ongoing maintenance or iteration work.

We're a remote-first studio working with clients worldwide. Communication happens async by default, with calls scheduled to fit your time zone.

That's normal. Request a free website audit or start a conversation, and we'll help you figure out what's actually worth building or fixing first, before you commit to anything.

Yes. We build AI agents and automation for real operations: support inboxes that draft and triage responses, lead qualification, document processing, and internal tools that summarize and route work, integrated into the systems you already use rather than shipped as standalone demos.

Often, yes. We look at what's manual today, whether that's routing support tickets, qualifying leads, or processing documents, and build automation that plugs into your existing tools rather than requiring you to switch systems.

Primarily Next.js, React and TypeScript for software and web development, PostgreSQL and Supabase for data, AWS and Vercel for infrastructure, and OpenAI and Anthropic for AI features. The exact stack depends on what a project actually needs.

Custom software, SaaS platforms, AI systems and automation, and high-performance web applications. Software and AI engineering is the core of what we do; web development and technical SEO support that, rather than the other way around.

Yes. We start with an honest audit of the current codebase and architecture, then take over ownership of ongoing development, whether that's fixing what's holding it back, modernizing it, or continuing feature work.

Yes. This is a common engagement: adding AI features (agents, automation, document processing) into a product that already exists, rather than building something new from scratch.

This depends on the specific agreement for your engagement, which we'll make clear before work begins. In general, clients own what's built for them. Exact terms are set out in the project contract, not assumed from this page.

Tell us what you're building through the contact form or by booking a discovery call. We'll ask enough questions to understand the problem, then follow up with an honest scope and next steps, rather than a generic sales pitch.