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72 hours
Fast, honest proposals
We send a fixed-scope proposal inside 72 hours of the first call. Not a multi-week discovery phase that you pay for and nobody reads. If the project is bigger than that, we say so and scope a paid discovery sprint. Either way, you know the number and the shape before the work starts.
02
Every week
Weekly ground truth
Every project runs on a weekly cadence: a weekly call, a weekly build on a preview URL, a weekly hours report. You always know where we are, what we did with your money this week, and what we'll do next. If we're running tight on hours, we tell you before you notice.
03
Ship well
Craft over theater
We'd rather ship a smaller thing well than a bigger thing half done. Every case study on this site is something we stand behind a year later.
04
No layers
Direct communication
You talk to the people actually building your project. Michael handles strategy and client calls; Nick handles design, engineering, and 3D; network collaborators are introduced by name and stay on the project until it ships. No account managers. No Monday-morning briefings of people who never touched the code.
05
Named work
Measurable, not theatrical
When we say "fast," we mean weeks, not months. When we say "multilingual," we mean four languages shipped in production. When we say "interactive 3D," we point at Moojin, Dowon, Zion, Rawfit. Numbers and named work over adjectives.