studioA fullstack engineering team.
Interfaces and constraints come first. Implementation answers to them, not the other way around.
Decisions ride on what production tells us, not on what we wish were true.
What we don't ship matters as much as what we do. Saying no is a deliverable.
No rolling SOWs. No surprise line-items. The bill we quote is the bill you pay.
Attention is finite. We hold at two concurrent builds so neither gets the leftovers.
We measure delivered systems, not hours logged. If it isn't in production, it isn't done.
Multi-tenant platforms with auth, billing, and observability built in from the contract.
RAG, function calling, and LLM ops built for real users — confidence-gated, cost-ceilinged.
Domain services and infrastructure that hold under 10× traffic without architectural rewrites.
real-time simulation engine
50k entities at 60 fps. Canvas + Web Workers. O(log n) picking.
multi-channel ai customer service
AI inbox across 7 channels. GPT-4o replies, escalates on low confidence.
Owns features end-to-end, contract to deploy.
Interfaces that survive real product velocity.
Predictable behavior under load and partial failure.
Two-week paid scoping opens every engagement — USD 400 flat fee.
You walk away with a written architecture brief and a fixed-price build estimate — yours to keep, even if you don't continue with us.
We charge for scoping because discovery theater is what you pay to avoid.
A small, paid commitment filters serious problems from window-shopping, and forces honest constraints on day one.
Full builds run 8 – 16 weeks at fixed scope.
You get a production-shipped slice, a runbook, and a clean handoff. Not endless dev hours, not a perpetual retainer.
Stack-agnostic. Web, AI, crypto, infra — anything that ships in production.
We pick the tools that survive the load and the deadline, not the ones we already know best.
Written response with a paid scoping plan in 3 working days.
If we can't help, you'll hear that too — by Wednesday, not by week six.
We reply within 3 working days. No sales call — a written reply with what scoping would look like.