Software house made by founders.
We’re not just engineers. We’re entrepreneurs who’ve had to sell what we built — so yours gets built to be bought, not just to work.
We built and launched
platforms.
And they’re all making money.
Old software house
made by engineers
- They know how to build it. Not what makes people buy it.
- Ship it and move on.
- Build what clients ask.
- You find out if it works when it’s already online.
Blitz
made by founders who code
- We’ve had to sell what we built. So we build for that.
- Ship it and stay twelve months.
- Build what doesn’t exist yet. see
- You know what to expect before we write a line.
Platforms we built
We did it with our money before yours.
Eight products, live, paying their own way. We learned where months get lost by losing them ourselves.
How it works
From ideas to reality
We talk. Then we build. Then we scale.
01We talk
- 1A call where you tell us the problem.
- 2We come back with a plan: what we'll develop, the price, the date.
- 3One founder will be assigned to your project
02We build
- 1Two-week sprints, with a working demo you can see every week.
- 2Your founder is reachable 24/7.
- 3We keep iterating until you say it's right.
03We scale
- 1Live in production, measured on real usage, improved on what it shows.
- 2Every month, a written professional report on how your product is doing. What's inside
- 3Bugs, updates and maintenance handled every month.
Start today
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Our unfair advantage
We don’t build and leave.
For twelve months after launch you are still our client, with full support on the product.
- A founder on your projectOne person owns it and answers you directly, reachable 24/7.
- Full support · 12 monthsBugs, questions, small changes. Included, not billed by the hour.
- Monthly performance recapA written document on how the product is actually performing — not a dashboard you have to interpret alone.
- Features your users ask forSuggestions based on real behaviour in your product, plus the new technology worth adopting and the kind that is only noise.
FAQ
The questions that always come up
How much does a project cost?
One fixed price for the whole project, never an hourly rate. We start with a discovery week, and at the end of it you have the scope, the price and the date in writing — before anything gets built, and yours to keep even if you stop there. What moves the number is only how much has to exist in v1, and that is the conversation we have on the call.
How long until it's live?
First production release typically in six to eight weeks. Discovery takes one week. If a deadline is tighter than that, we say so instead of promising it.
What if I don't know exactly what I want?
That's the normal case, and it's what discovery is for. You bring the problem; turning it into a scope is our job, not homework we hand back to you.
How much of my time does this take?
About an hour a week. You get something you can click at the end of every sprint, and your founder is reachable in between — but the only thing we need from you is a decision on what you are looking at. The rest is our job.
What if I don't like what you build?
You see it every week, so there is no reveal at the end to be disappointed by. Every sprint closes with something working, and we keep iterating until you say it's right. The scope is fixed and the price with it, so changing your mind inside it costs you nothing.
Do I own the code?
Yes. Repository, infrastructure, domain and every account are in your name from day one. If you switch providers tomorrow, you take everything with you without asking us.
Who pays for servers and the services it uses?
You do, directly. Hosting, domain and any paid service are in your name from the start, so nothing reaches you with our margin on top. We size them for what the product actually needs and tell you what they cost before you commit to anything.
Who actually builds it?
We do. We're founders who shipped our own products before taking client work, so the person deciding what goes into your v1 has paid for those decisions with their own money.
What happens after the 12 months?
Nothing forced. You can keep working with us, take it in-house, or hand it to another team — the code and the documentation are written so that's genuinely possible.