Shipping software since 2017. Now for the world.
A small studio that has spent years building products for founders. We are opening that work to clients abroad.
This started in 2017 as freelance work: one developer, a handful of founders who needed something built properly, and no marketing budget. Every project after the first came from someone who had worked with us before or was told to.
That is a slow way to grow a company. It is also why we still have the habits that came with it. We scope work we can actually deliver, we say no to projects that need a bigger team than we have, and we write code the next person can read, because for years that next person was us.
We are now taking that work international. Not because the referral model stopped working, but because the products worth building stopped being local.
9 years, in brief.
- 2017
First client project
The practice starts as freelance work for founders who needed a build partner.
- 2026
Opening to international clients
The practice formalizes as a studio and starts taking work from the US, Canada and Europe.
What you are probably worried about
- You get an account manager, not the people building it.
- You talk to whoever is writing the code. There is no delivery-manager layer, because there is no team large enough to need one.
- The timezone gap means a day lost on every question.
- We hold a fixed overlap window with European and US mornings. Questions asked in your working day get answered in it, not the next one.
- Who owns the code when it is finished?
- You do, in full, from the first commit. Ownership transfers on payment and it is written into the contract, not assumed.
- The estimate will double halfway through.
- Fixed-scope work is quoted after a paid discovery, not before. If we cannot scope it confidently, we say so rather than guessing and repricing later.
Founded in 2017. Still hands-on.
If that sounds like the kind of team you want building your product, say hello.