Every machine on this page is running in your browser right now — the same pipelines, containers, builds and scrapers we put into production. Scroll through the floor and watch them work.
No shared database, no "multi-tenant" excuses. Every client gets isolated containers on their own host. This is the actual transcript of a provisioning run — it just replays here instead of touching a server.
Included in the monthly, not billed as a project. You send a message, the pipeline runs, and it's live — tests, migrations, image build and deploy, without a maintenance window.
It lands in a mailbox, gets parsed, checked against the ERP, posted, and the person who used to key it in gets a message instead. Watch a packet make the whole trip.
Proxy, app, API, database, cache, queue, object storage and a secrets vault — isolated, monitored and patched by us. Click any unit and turn it. The bars underneath are live process metrics, not a picture of them.
Government portals, supplier catalogues, competitor pricing, public records. Six of these run on a schedule today and drop results where you already work — a sheet, your ERP, or a Slack message.
Not a chatbot glued to a FAQ. It queries the actual database, calls the actual tools, and shows its work — so you can check it.
An ERP migration and the automation around it. 4,324 invoices reconciled to $1.14 across 114 million pesos. The yellow line is go-live.
Fill this in and you get a formal proposal by email — the system described properly, with a fixed price, before anyone commits to anything. The more detail you give us, the more accurate that number is.
We reply by email within one business day. Everything after this — questions, changes, support — happens in that same thread.
These are starting figures. What your system actually costs depends on what you describe on the left — which is why the formal quote comes after we've read it, and why that number doesn't move afterwards.
12-month term
hosting and monitoring included
changes included, requested by email
your data exportable, always
Plenty of studios work exactly this way and never say so. We say it up front, along with how our support actually works — because knowing both before you sign is the point.
It writes code, fast. Which means a system that used to take a full quarter is delivered in weeks, not seasons — and changes you ask for land the same week instead of becoming next quarter's project.
Decides how your system should work, reviews every line before it ships, and stays accountable when something breaks. The AI never talks to you. We do.
Everything happens by email. Requests, changes, bug reports, feedback — all of it in writing, all of it in one thread you can search later. No calls to schedule, no chat app to keep open, nothing agreed verbally and then remembered differently.
It sounds restrictive and it's the opposite: written requests get read carefully, answered completely, and leave a record of exactly what was asked and what we did. That's how a small team supports systems in production without dropping anything.