Analysis
We look at how you really work: documents, approval flows, friction points, your teams’ vocabulary.
A failed project is almost never failed for technical reasons: it fails because nobody wrote down what was being built. This is the order the studio follows, without exception.
Timetable
You know at every moment where yours stands and what comes next.
We look at how you really work: documents, approval flows, friction points, your teams’ vocabulary.
Written scope, ranked priorities, what goes into the first version and what waits. Nothing starts without agreement on this document.
Screens are drawn and approved before the first line of code. You see the tool before it exists.
Built in short cycles. At the end of each cycle, something real is delivered and usable.
Your real cases, your real data, your real users. We fix before going live, not after.
Go-live, migration of existing data, team training, and a period of close support.
The tool follows your company: fixes, improvements, new features when the need arises.
A link to a real, usable version, with the list of what was done and what comes next. No progress report without working software behind it.
A contact who knows the trade and can make decisions, and access to your real documents. That’s all, and it’s essential: a custom tool is built with the people who will use it.
Tools don’t make the project, but they decide what we can promise you — and your teams will find another provider for each of them if they ever switch.
akis · workshop
The first conversation is to understand your need and tell you frankly whether there is a project, what it involves, and in what order to tackle it. Pricing comes after, once the scope is written.
Djibouti · remote · reply within 48 h