Point of sale & retail
Offline-first tills that keep selling when the connection drops, then reconcile themselves.
Two engineers, one scope, a fixed price agreed before anyone writes code. You talk to the people building it for the whole engagement.
Each engagement is scoped, priced and dated before it starts. No open-ended hourly work.
Offline-first tills that keep selling when the connection drops, then reconcile themselves.
Direct booking engines for hotels, villas and tour operators — no per-booking commission.
The system that finally retires the spreadsheet a whole team is quietly depending on.
A founder with a market and no engineering team. We scope, design and ship version one.
Two systems that refuse to talk, and the person copying data between them every morning.
What happens after launch, written down — so nobody wonders who to call at 9pm.
Four steps, the same every time. You know what happens next and what it costs.
Thirty minutes on the problem. We say plainly whether we are the right studio for it.
A written spec: screens, data, integrations, what is explicitly out. Fixed price attached.
Weekly demo on a real URL. You use it as it grows — no six-week silences.
Deployed, documented, your team trained. The code is yours, in your repository.
Pick the shape that fits the problem. All three are fixed in writing.
One agreed scope, one price, one date. Changes are quoted separately rather than absorbed silently.
A fixed block of hours each month for fixes, small features and monitoring on a system we built.
One week of review on an existing codebase or plan, ending in a document you can hand to any team.
A deliberately small stack. We can hand any of it over to your own team.
A 30-minute call is enough for us to say whether we're the right studio — and what it would cost.