Consulting, development, applied AI
Three areas of work, one goal: software that holds up in production. You can hand the studio a whole project or start with just one of these services.
- Consulting: find out what is holding the product back.
- Development: build the software the team will actually use.
- Applied AI: automate where the gain can be measured.
- 01ConsultingFind where it sticks
- 02DevelopmentBuild what gets used
- 03Applied AIAutomate if it measures
Written scope · code in production
Before writing code, find out where it sticks
The studio reviews code, infrastructure and processes, starting from the real constraints: budget, team, deadlines. You come away with a clear picture of what is slowing the product down and a list of priorities, with risks framed by their impact on the business — not as bullet points on a slide.
Book a free call- Audit of code and infrastructure
- Technical roadmap with reasoned priorities
- Pairing with the team and code review
- Stack choices driven by needs, not trends
- Full-stack web apps with automated tests
- REST and GraphQL APIs, documented
- Integrations with CRM, ERP and SaaS platforms
- Maintainable WordPress, easy to hand over
Software built for the people who use it every day
Backends, dashboards, APIs and plugins; integrations between online shops, CRMs and ERPs. Documented, tested code, written so that another developer can pick it up six months from now.
Automation that survives production, not just the demo
Triaging requests, drafting replies, extracting data from documents, enriching records. The studio only steps in where the outcome can be measured.
Every automation ships with logging, fallbacks and quality criteria agreed up front. If any of them is missing, it doesn’t go live.
- Agents with tools and memory, where they genuinely help
- RAG search with reranking over internal archives
- n8n and Make workflows with LLMs and guardrails
- Evaluation: explicit criteria for what “working” means
Four stages, on every project
A free call to look at code, processes and constraints. If there is a good basis for working together, a proposal follows.
Milestones, budget and acceptance criteria in black and white before work begins. No “we’ll see as we go”.
A shared repository from day one, continuous releases and an update on a fixed weekly schedule.
Each milestone is checked against what was agreed. At the end: documentation and a proper handover.
A few lines describing the problem are enough. If it isn’t a good fit for the studio, you’ll know right away.
Book the call →Before you get in touch
Yes. For tight budgets a reduced rate can be agreed and, in selected cases, a share of equity — always tied to a concrete technical problem.
- Projects: fixed scope, split into milestones.
- Consulting: day rate or monthly retainer.
No open-ended hourly billing without a defined scope.
- Audit: 1–2 weeks.
- AI integration: 3–6 weeks.
- Web app from scratch: 2–4 months.
Every project has an end date agreed at the start.
Of course: just the audit, just one integration, just one module. The scope stays as agreed and doesn’t creep.
Describe it in a couple of paragraphs and you’ll have a first opinion within 48 hours.