We design and build websites, web apps and mobile apps for founders and small companies. You work directly with the people accountable for delivery, and the scope and the price are agreed before development starts. You get the code.
The organisations on the left are engineering engagements — our engineer working inside their teams. The products on the right are ours to show.
Featured project
Getizy: someone else's codebase, made to ship.
Getizy had an iOS and Android product and a development company that had moved on. We took the codebase over, cleared the inherited bugs, and kept shipping new functionality into production.
Not every project starts empty.A stalled build, a contractor who left, an app shipping bugs faster than features — we take those over too.Talk about a takeover →
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What do you need?
Three routes. Pick the one that sounds like your week.
Prices exclude VAT. Website durations run from the day we have your texts, photos and logo. Mobile releases, extra languages, extra integrations and data migration are quoted as fixed add-ons.
Not sure which one?
Start with a Product Decision Sprint — €2,500, 5 business days.
For when the idea is real but the build cannot be quoted yet. You get discovery, user flows, a clickable prototype, a technical plan, a prioritised backlog and a fixed quote for the build. Credited in full against a build that starts within 30 days.
Four steps. Nothing is built before you approve the scope.
Same four steps for every package. The length changes, the order does not.
01
Scope
We go through the goal, the users, the constraints and the deadline, then write down what is included, what is excluded and what done means.
The first days of a website package, or the full 5-day Decision Sprint when the idea needs shaping first.
Written scope
Acceptance criteria
Fixed price
Start and end date
02
Design
We design the flows and the interface, and prototype the parts that carry the most risk. You review before code exists.
The first week of a website package. The first weeks of an MVP.
Flows
Interface design
Clickable prototype where it helps
03
Build
We build it, test it, and show it to you every week. If something is going to slip you hear it in that week's demo, not at the deadline.
Most of the package.
Preview environment from week one
Weekly demo
Open backlog
04
Launch and handover
We deploy to production, connect analytics, and hand over the repository, the accounts and the documentation.
The final days of the package.
Live product
Source code and design files
Documentation
Store release where in scope
After handover you can keep going on a care plan — Care at €69 a month or Care+ at €199, 12-month minimum — or take everything and never speak to us again. Both are fine.
Our own products
We ship our own software, with our own money.
Client work teaches you delivery. Running your own products teaches you what to cut.
Live today
Dokus
The financial OS for Belgian SMEs
Invoicing, documents and cashflow in one place, with Peppol e-invoicing ready for Belgium's 2026 mandate. Free and paid plans, live today.
Peppol e-invoicing, ready for Belgium's 2026 mandate
Documents read, checked and matched against the bank
Free and paid plans, running on real customer data
Peppol, App Store review, Stripe billing, subscription tiers. We shipped those problems on our own products before we charged anyone for them.
The team
Who you'll actually work with.
A small core team covering engineering and delivery, with specialists brought in when the project needs them. You talk to them directly, from the first call to the handover.
Artem Kuznetsov
Founder, Engineering
Writes the code and owns the architecture. Nearly four years as an embedded engineer at Mediahuis, where he shipped two SDKs used across the group's news apps, then in 2025 an operations platform for the Belgian Federal Police, and currently BNP Paribas Fortis. Toptal-vetted, top 3% of applicants.
Your contact for English-language projects. The person on the kickoff call is the person committing to your repository on day one, and the person you email in month six.
Six public prices. Websites, each counted from the day we have your content: €1,400 for Starter (5 working days), €3,200 for Business (10), €6,000 for Business+ (15). Web apps: €2,500 for a 5-day Decision Sprint, €14,000 for a web-app MVP in 8–10 weeks, and from €25,000 for a product build scoped after a Decision Sprint. Care after launch from €69 a month. Prices exclude VAT.
What does fixed price mean here?
The scope is written down and priced before we start. If you add something after that, we quote the change in writing before we build it. You are never billed for hours you did not agree to.
How long does it take?
It depends on the package, not on a slogan. Websites take 5, 10 or 15 working days from the day we have your texts, photos and logo. A Decision Sprint takes 5 business days, a web-app MVP 8–10 weeks, and a product build is dated after its Decision Sprint. We commit to the date in the contract.
Who actually builds it?
We do. Our own engineer writes the code, and you keep the same contact throughout. When a build needs extra design, QA or backend capacity we add a specialist we have worked with before, inside the fixed price.
Can you take over a project someone else started?
Yes, and we have. We take over existing codebases, clear what is broken and carry on shipping features. It starts with a paid review of the code so the quote is based on what is actually there rather than on hope.
Do I own the code?
Yes. All code and design transfers to you on full payment, along with the repository, the accounts and the documentation. Third-party licences stay with their owners.
Which languages do you work in?
This site is in English, Dutch, French and Russian, and you can send an enquiry in any of them. Project meetings and day-to-day work run in English or Russian. Product languages are separate again: we build the multilingual structure — separate URLs, correct hreflang, one canonical per page — and the copy comes from you or from a reviewer we agree on.
You mention Mediahuis and the Federal Police. Were those your projects?
No. Those are engineering engagements — our engineer working inside their teams. The client product we shipped as a studio is Getizy.
Where do you use AI?
For speed on the parts where speed is safe: prototypes, boilerplate, tests, documentation. Architecture, security, review and what ships are decided by a human who signs their name to it.
Tell us what you need. You get scope, timeline and a fixed price.
One short form. A reply within one business day. If we are not the right studio for it, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
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