Product and interface design
Design systems, prototypes you can click by day two, and motion and 3D for the web.
Figma, Three.js, GLSL, GSAP
We design and ship complete software products, built on the latest technologies from the first screen to the server.
Mobile apps, web platforms, realtime systems and 3D sites, from the first prototype to the store release.
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From the repositories
7weeks
NE.VPN, from first commit to apps on Android, iOS and macOS. 389 commits and 19 Android releases.
5days
.mas, a tablet app for writing books, with git on the device, ten import formats and 283 tests.
87API operations
OneFit: the Go server and TypeScript client are generated from one OpenAPI contract. CI fails if they drift.
410tests
RakimNav, a realtime fleet platform with a decoder for the Russian EGTS standard, written from the GOST spec.
Fourteen products
Apps, platforms and 3D sites for health, fintech, telematics, culture and retail. Each one opens as a working site you can click through.
Every layer, one team
We build on the latest technologies at every layer and choose each one for what the product needs. The app and the API share one generated contract, tests run on every change, and releases go out through an automated pipeline. You work with one team that answers for all of it, from the first screen to the release.
Mobile apps
One codebase for iOS, Android and web where it fits, native modules where it doesn't.
Expo, React Native, SwiftUI, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose
Web platforms
Marketing sites that load fast, admin panels, and live dashboards fed over websockets.
Next.js, Astro, React, Vite, TypeScript
Backend and infrastructure
Contract-first APIs, background jobs, realtime feeds, time-series data, self-healing deployments.
Go, Fastify, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, PostGIS, Redis, Docker
How a project runs
- Week 1
Brief and prototype
We agree on the one thing the product must do well. Within days you have a prototype you can click through on your phone.
- Weeks 2–5
Build
Real code from the first week, deployed to a staging address you can share. A short changelog every few days so you always know what moved.
- Week 6
Ship
Store submissions, production infrastructure, analytics and monitoring, with a rollback plan for every release.
- After
Grow
We keep improving the product from what users do, on a monthly retainer. Or we hand it over with documentation and tests.
Start with a one-line brief
Write what the product should do. We reply within a day with questions, a rough plan and a timeline. The first week ends with a prototype you can click through.
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