Websites & web platforms
Corporate sites, catalogues, portals and SaaS interfaces
- Design system and responsive layouts down to 320px
- SSR/ISR with Core Web Vitals in the green
- CMS with editor roles
- Structured data, sitemap, Open Graph
Taking on 2 new projects this month
From a landing page in two weeks to a digital office for a 34-store chain. Design, frontend, backend, mobile and automation — one team, one line of accountability.
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Take a single discipline or combine them into a complete product. Nothing is subcontracted — the people on your calls are the people doing the work.
Corporate sites, catalogues, portals and SaaS interfaces
One-pagers that sell, not just look pretty
Removing the manual work between people and systems
One workspace instead of ten tabs and chats
iOS and Android from one codebase
APIs, databases and infrastructure that stay up
UX research, interfaces and a design system
A product outlives its launch — we stay around
You see progress every week and pay per milestone. If it becomes clear at any step that going further makes no sense, we stop and refund the remainder.
We do not vanish after launch
Two months of warranty are included, then support with an SLA and a readable monthly report.
A 40-minute call to work out which business problem needs solving, not which website needs drawing. You leave with a short summary and a budget range.
We study competitors, the audience and your current metrics, then build a clickable prototype so you can feel the structure before money goes into it.
We draw components rather than pages: buttons, cards, states, dark theme. A set like that is cheap to extend — new screens take hours, not weeks.
Weekly demos on a staging environment and full access to the task board. Automated tests on critical paths, CI/CD, monitoring and backups included.
We move it to production, train your team and fix everything under warranty for two months. After that: a support subscription or one-off improvements.
What actually changed in the numbers after launch. Every case has the problem, the solution and the metrics.
Restaurants & hospitality
Суши Love
An internal portal instead of chat threads and emailed PDFs: sections and articles with media, role-based access, and a deploy on every push.
Services & hospitality
LB
One mobile app for clients, masters and the owner — points, orders and shifts instead of a notebook and phone calls.
Media & communications
ttube
A browser-based Telegram client on TDLib instead of Telegram Web's limits — with the same UI reused for desktop and mobile.
SaaS
Falanga
From messaging to a working MVP: a service where talent and business become co-owners of the product they ship together.
Restaurants & hospitality
Суши Love
A script instead of manual price entry: it maps menu items to the POS where the delivery platform has no public write API.
You see what each step buys you and can stop after any milestone without a penalty.
No "check back in a month". Staging is live from week one and the task board is open to you.
The repository with its history, the documentation and every credential are handed over. We never lock clients into our accounts.
Two months of warranty are included, then support with an SLA and a readable monthly report.
We are not married to one framework and never use closed builders you cannot leave. Below is what we reach for most often.
Frontend
Backend
Mobile
Infrastructure
Prices are starting points: the final quote is built from your scenarios. No hidden line items at the end of the project.
Validate the idea and get first leads
A full product with an admin panel and integrations
Digital office, mobile app, automation
Need something different?
We will put together a configuration for your scope and budget. The estimate takes one working day.
We ask for feedback three months after launch — once it is clear whether the solution actually works.
We used to dig up onboarding instructions from old chat threads. Now there is one portal the team edits itself, no developer on call.
Client points and master shifts used to live in someone's head and a notebook. The app finally puts it in one place I can check from my phone.
TDLib instead of working around browser limits — and the same UI base carried over to desktop and mobile with barely a rewrite.
We needed the equity model to make sense from the first screen. We got an MVP and a site that do that job for us.
You talk to the people building the product. No layer of managers paraphrasing your requirements.
Tech lead, architecture
Makes sure the system survives a tenfold growth and still reads clearly to a new developer.
Product designer
Turns a business problem into an interface where nobody has to wonder what to click.
Backend & integrations
Connects systems that were never meant to talk: ERP, CRM, payments, warehouses.
Project manager
Holds the timeline and translates between engineering and business — in both directions.
No "10 design trends" — only conclusions drawn from actual work.
A practical look at how one table of variables saves weeks of interface maintenance.
Twelve questions that surface the processes eating dozens of hours a month — in about an hour.
Five reasons a pixel-perfect page loses to plain text on a white background — and what to fix first.
If your question is not here, write to us — we reply within one working day.
A landing page starts at €900, a corporate site at €2,500, a digital office at €4,000. The price depends on the number of scenarios, integrations and design scope. After the first call you get a range broken down by stage, not one number.
We usually start within five business days of signing. A landing page takes 1–3 weeks, a website 4–8 weeks, an app from 8 weeks. Every week you see a live demo on a staging environment, not a report at the end.
Two months of warranty on everything we built is included. After that there is a support package: 24/7 monitoring, updates, hourly improvements and a monthly report. You can stop any time — the source code is always yours.
You do. The repository is handed over with its commit history and documentation, and the infrastructure runs on your accounts. We never use closed builders you cannot leave.
Yes. We start with a technical audit of the code, infrastructure and risks, and give an honest verdict on whether extending or rewriting is cheaper. The audit takes 3–5 days, is billed separately, and counts toward the project.
You get one project manager and a shared chat with the team. The task board is open, demos are weekly, invoices follow milestones. No "we are on it, check back in a month".
Yes. We run projects in Russian and English and contract with companies in the EU, UAE and Kazakhstan. Calls are scheduled in your time zone.
Next.js and React on the front, Node.js with Express and PostgreSQL on the back, React Native for mobile, Docker and CI/CD for infrastructure. The stack follows the problem, not the other way round.
We reply within one working day, ask the questions that matter and send back a budget range with timelines. Free, no strings attached.