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One team carries the whole product

Interface, server, database and deployment sit inside one team rather than being assembled from contractors. So the deadline is owned by the person who named it, not by whoever the task was handed to.

Who works on your project

Eight people across four areas of responsibility. Whoever answers for quality is not the one writing the code, and whoever answers for delivery is not the one designing it.

Engineering

  • Alexey

    CTO & Co-Founder

    Architecture and technical direction

  • Dmitry

    Backend Engineer

    APIs, databases and integrations

  • Kirill

    Frontend Engineer

    Web applications and interfaces

  • Maxim

    Full-Stack Engineer

    The whole product, from database to interface

Product & Quality

  • Anna

    Product Designer

    Flows, interfaces and the design system

  • Maria

    QA Engineer

    Manual and automated testing

Delivery

  • Elena

    Project Manager

    Planning, delivery and client communication

Business

  • Pavel

    CEO & Co-Founder

    Strategy and client partnerships

Process

How the work is set up

  1. 01

    Discovery and scoping

    You get — An agreed scope and timeline

  2. 02

    Design and architecture

    You get — An interface prototype and the chosen architecture

  3. 03

    Development and QA

    You get — Code covered by automated tests, with CI/CD in place

  4. 04

    Launch and support

    You get — A production environment with monitoring

Why the stack is a common one

Bringing development in-house is a real option, and it rests on the choice of tools. We work with what everyone hires for: TypeScript and React, Python and Go, PostgreSQL, Docker. Keeping the product running is not limited to whoever wrote it.

Contact

Send a description of the task

A reply with the scope, the timeline and a budget estimate comes within 24 hours.

The first call is 30 minutes, with no commitment on your side.