We build IT products faster, cheaper, smarter, sturdier
We build web services, Telegram bots and AI systems for business. First demo on day five to eight, then one every two or three days. The code and the rights are yours.
Ten areas of work
from a landing page to AI agents.
The list is closed. If a job would send us hunting for contractors, we turn it down.
Four stages.
A demo at every one.
Every stage ends with something you can open and click.
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What is already running
and what it produced in numbers.
What we commit to
and stand behind.
service lines we handle in-house
average reply during working hours
warranty on defect fixes
of projects handed over with source code
Boring technology,
still maintainable in year three
We swap tools rarely. In three years someone has to be able to maintain your project, and that matters more than how fresh a framework is.
We break it ourselves first
and only then hand it over.
Every project gets a vulnerability pass before we hand it over. If something of yours already runs and you need to know how bad it is, bring it to us on its own.
An audit against the OWASP Top 10
Manual testing of web applications and APIs. A scanner covers the first half hour, the rest is done by hand.
Pen testing bots and APIs
We test Telegram bots and mobile backends separately: they have their own threat model.
AI red teaming
Prompt injection, data leaks, bypassing limits, abuse of tools.
152-FZ and compliance
Consents, storage, data localisation, ad labelling. You get a report and a checklist for your lawyer.
The same in every project
whatever the budget.
Review, tests, CI and monitoring are in the price of any job. There is no separate line for them in the estimate.
- A person reviews every line before merge
- Automated tests on anything that costs money when it breaks
- CI/CD and a one-minute rollback
- Documentation sits next to the code
- Monitoring and alerts from the first day in production
- A month of free fixes
- Not one line of code we could not explain to you on a call
- No prices without a task-by-task breakdown
- Sources and credentials leave our side at handover
- Work we have no experience in goes to people who do
- Trackers and counters go up only with your written consent
- No logo appears in our cases without the right to use it
Nothing ties you to us once the work is accepted. The code, the credentials and the documentation sit with you. Carry on with us, move support to your own team, or give it to another contractor. Nothing in the contract holds you here.
Pricing starts here
the exact figure follows the brief.
After the brief you get a line-by-line estimate: hours on the front-end, hours on integrations, hours on tests and hours on everything else.
Start
A landing page, a simple bot, an automation script
5–10 working days
- One product: a landing page, a bot or a script
- Design from scratch or adaptation of your mockup
- Responsive from 320 px and a dark theme
- Enquiry form with a Telegram notification
- Analytics and goal tracking
- Deployment, domain, SSL
- One month of free fixes
Business
A web app, a Mini App, integrations
3–6 weeks
- Everything in “Start”
- Up to 15 screens or a catalogue with filters
- Admin panel for content
- Two integrations: payments and CRM
- Roles and a user account area
- Automated tests for the critical paths
- Load check before launch
- One month of support after launch
Enterprise
A system built for load, several teams, an SLA
from 6 weeks
- Everything in “Business”
- Architecture designed for load
- Queues, caching, horizontal scaling
- SSO and granular permissions
- Deployment inside your own perimeter
- Security audit before launch
- SLA and on-call incident cover
- Code walkthrough for your team
The audit, the AI rollout and the subscription are priced separately. Compare every feature
What people ask
before the work starts.
Here we answer the way we would answer on a call.
01Why are you faster than a traditional studio?
Three reasons, and none of them is “we work nights”. Two or three senior engineers sit on the project, and the engineer makes the technical call directly, the same day. The standard blocks, authentication, payments, roles, an admin panel, CRM integrations, sit in our library and are never written twice. And a demo every 2–3 days: any gap between the build and your expectations turns up in week two, while reworking is still cheap.
02How long does a typical project take?
A landing page or a simple bot: 5–10 working days. A web app or a Mini App with payments: 3–6 weeks. An AI agent: 3–8 weeks, half of it spent on the knowledge base. The first demo lands on day five to eight either way.
03What if the result isn't what we wanted?
It rarely gets that far: you see a demo every 2–3 days, and any gap turns up in week two while it is cheap to fix. If the prototype makes it clear that we are a poor fit for each other, you pay for the work actually done and take everything that has been built.
04How do you calculate the cost?
By the hour, broken down by task. After the brief you get an estimate showing how many hours go into the front-end, how many into the CRM integration, how many into tests. Before the brief we name no figure: naming one means guessing the scope, and guessing inside someone else's budget is a bad habit.
05How is AI red teaming different from an ordinary penetration test?
A penetration test looks for mistakes in code: injections, authorisation bypasses, leaky permissions. AI red teaming looks for mistakes in the model's behaviour, where the vulnerability looks like text that talks the agent into doing something forbidden. A patch will not close it; only architecture will, through tool permissions, data isolation and checks on the answers. These are different skill sets, and we do both.
06Who owns the code after the project is handed over?
You do, entirely. The sources go into your repository together with exclusive rights, and this is written into the contract. You will never buy a licence for your own product, and there are no closed modules that only run on our side.
07Do you work under a contract and do you sign an NDA?
Yes to both. We sign an NDA before the brief if the task is sensitive: nobody is obliged to discuss details on a promise. We ask for access to your systems at the minimum level and one system at a time, instead of “give us admin rights to everything”.
08What is included in support after launch?
A month of free fixes is always included. After that it is optional: a subscription starts at ₽30,000 a month, monitoring with alerts and a response within the working day. The tier with 20 development hours, dependency updates and a two-hour incident response starts at ₽80,000. Unused hours roll over, and you can cancel at any point.
Ready to discuss
your task?
In working hours we reply within a couple of hours. The first call and a rough estimate cost nothing.
No payment for an estimate · NDA on request