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These pages translate the capability system into service-shaped offers: what the work covers, what it usually produces, how the timelines are framed, and which project types fit best.
They are deliberately practical. The goal is to help a founder or small team decide where a project fits before opening the estimator or booking a conversation.
Rapid custom software development
A service for founders and small teams who need a website, portal, dashboard, or product surface shipped quickly without agency-scale drag.
Speed matters here, but only when scope, pricing, and release quality stay visible. The service compresses delivery time without hiding the process.
AI engineering and automation
A service for teams that want AI used inside a product or workflow without pretending that prompt calls alone are an architecture.
The useful question is not whether AI can be added. It is whether AI can be added in a way that reduces manual work, keeps failure modes visible, and respects the product's real constraints.
Web applications
A service for teams that need real business software in the browser: customer portals, internal tools, dashboards, and integration-heavy workflow apps.
A good web application makes a repeated business process calmer and clearer. That usually means auth, roles, rules, and data structure all need to be handled seriously from version one.
Android and mobile apps
A service for teams that need mobile software in the field: companion apps, dashboards, utility tools, and customer-facing mobile products.
Mobile delivery has its own constraints: offline tolerance, device state, release handling, and smaller interaction surfaces. Those need to shape the build from the beginning.
Maintenance and support
A service for teams that already launched and need a predictable way to keep the product healthy without being trapped in a bloated retainer.
Ongoing support should lower stress, not create dependency. The service is structured so clients can keep working with the studio when it helps and leave cleanly when it no longer does.
Capabilities explain how the studio works. Service pages explain how a buyer can map that system onto a real project need, budget posture, and delivery outcome.
You do not need to want "an AI app" to work with us. AI just makes us faster at what you actually want.
Every estimate breaks down design, build, testing, and infrastructure - no opaque agency markup.
Websites, web apps, and mobile apps for founders and small teams. Not enterprise. Not 12-month contracts.
No no-code patchwork that has to be rebuilt later. You leave with deployable code and clean handover.
Five purchase-shaped offers are defined so buyers can see the scope, format, and entry price before starting a conversation. Self-serve checkout is not launch-critical, so rollout remains controlled even though the payment and webhook path now exists.
Self-serve checkout is implemented, but the rollout still stays behind the feature flag until the payment boundary is intentionally opened.
Discovery workshop
A tight scoping workshop that turns a rough idea into a credible version-one delivery brief, architecture direction, and next-step recommendation.
Best for: Founder MVPs and small internal tools that still need boundary-setting before estimation.
This offer is checkout-ready, but the rollout flag is still off. Use the contact route until the public payment entry point is opened.
Request the workshop through the contact route so the studio can confirm fit and scheduling.
Code audit
A fast technical readout covering architecture quality, risk hotspots, delivery bottlenecks, and the next cleanup steps worth funding.
Once you know which delivery shape fits, the estimator turns that direction into a clearer version-one scope and a more transparent price range.
Best for: Teams inheriting a codebase, preparing a rebuild, or trying to understand why delivery slowed down.
This offer is checkout-ready, but the rollout flag is still off. Use the contact route until the public payment entry point is opened.
Share repository access and constraints through the contact route so the audit can be scoped safely.
Firebase review
A structured review of Firestore data design, Functions boundaries, Storage rules, security posture, and delivery-operability tradeoffs.
Best for: Teams with an existing Firebase stack that need a second opinion before scaling further.
This offer is checkout-ready, but the rollout flag is still off. Use the contact route until the public payment entry point is opened.
Use the contact route to describe the current Firebase footprint and the review questions that matter most.
Automation strategy
A focused advisory session to separate high-leverage automation candidates from risky or premature AI ideas.
Best for: Operators who need a sober automation roadmap instead of a generic AI brainstorm.
This offer is checkout-ready, but the rollout flag is still off. Use the contact route until the public payment entry point is opened.
Book the conversation through the contact route so context and expected outcomes are captured first.
Maintenance retainer
A monthly support retainer for teams that need a reliable engineering partner after launch without hiring a full in-house team yet.
Best for: Live products that need bug fixes, small improvements, and release continuity after launch.
These offers are defined and reviewable now, but anything not exposed through fixed-price checkout still routes through manual scoping and operator approval.
Start with the contact route so current product stability, backlog size, and support urgency can be reviewed before quoting a retainer.