From the first call to software in production, handed over to you.
We learn what your software must do and must never get wrong, then give you a plan to decide on.
We design how the work flows before any screen, then make it clickable so you can try it before we build.
We build in clean layers, show you working software every week and add the safeguards from day one.
We launch carefully, make sure you can run it without us, and stay close for the first month.
A typical week during the build. The rhythm never changes, so you always know what comes next.
A short note: what we build this week and what we need from you.
Heads-down engineering. Questions go to the shared channel.
Work lands on staging as it is finished, not saved for Friday.
Tests, reviews and the small fixes that keep it clean.
A demo on the staging link and a written update: done, next, risks.
We don’t ping you.
We don’t ping you.
Repositories, accounts and data are yours from the first commit, not handed over at the end.
You see the price range before we start. Every change comes with its cost before it is built.
Languages are part of the data model, not a translation pass at the end.
AI drafts, sorts and suggests. A person approves anything that matters, and every answer can be traced.
Speed is budgeted in Design and checked at Launch, like any other requirement.
Documentation and a handover guide mean you can continue with us, with another team or on your own.
Most first releases take 6–12 weeks: one week of discovery, about two of design, then engineering and launch. Small websites and focused AI tools run a shorter version of the same process, from 3 weeks. You get a timeline at the end of the discovery week, before you commit to the build.
With Agan Aliu, the founder, who designs and builds your system from the first call to launch.
Changes are normal. We write each one up with what it costs in time and money before it is built, and you decide whether it goes in now, later or not at all. Nothing changes the price without your written agreement.
Yes. We work remotely with clients in Europe and beyond. Calls are scheduled in your time zone, contracts are in English and we invoice in EUR, USD or GBP.
Often, yes. We start with a short paid review of the code, infrastructure and data, then tell you plainly what is sound, what is risky and what we would change first. If a rewrite is not justified, we will say so.
You don’t have to take it on trust. Everything on our Work page is still in production, and you can review each project there. The discovery week lets you judge how we work before you commit to a build.