Bring the idea.We’ll build the product.

For founders without an in-house technical team. We work out what matters, make the product decisions, write the code and get it into users’ hands.

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You don’t need more developers. You need a product that works.

We don’t sell hours or hide behind tickets. We take the problem end to end, make the hard calls and answer for the result.

Billable hours

Multiple vendors to manage

Process without ownership

One accountable partner

Decisions made quickly

A working product

Products that kept growing.

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Commercial real estate · Switzerland

Maison

The Maison team came to us with an early idea. We turned it into a working commercial real-estate platform: specification, prototype, MVP and continued product development.

5,500+ commercial spaces listed on the platform today

After our engagement, Maison’s team took over and kept developing the platform.

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AI language learning

Praktika

We built Praktika’s first PWA and helped turn the early product concept into something users could try.

Growth later reported by Praktika: 1.2M MAU · $35.5M Series A

The Praktika team then rebuilt and scaled the product independently.

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From idea to working product—without the extra loops.

Four clear stages. Each one ends with a decision or something you can use.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Get clear on the business, the users and the constraints.

  2. 02

    Show it before code

    Build a prototype and test the decisions that matter.

  3. 03

    Build

    Write the product and use AI where it genuinely makes us faster.

  4. 04

    Evolve

    Watch how people use it and improve what matters.

Ivan Voskres working at a laptop

Ivan Voskres — Founder, MOWAY

You work with me, not an account manager.

I stay inside the work: making key product and technical decisions, holding the quality bar and answering for the result.

Tell me the idea. I’ll tell you how we’d approach it.

No deck or lengthy brief. Bring the context, the goal and the hard questions.

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