Frequently Asked Questions

Every project starts with a clarity phase. We take time to understand your idea, your users, and what problem you're truly solving. Together, we define scope, priorities, and a practical first version (often an MVP). Only once that's clear do we move into design and build.

Most projects take 2 to 10 weeks, depending on complexity and scope. We work in short cycles, share progress frequently, and make sure you always know:

• where we are,
• why we're building it,
• and what comes next.

We combine technical expertise with psychological insight. With a background in psychology, we don't just build what you ask for, but also consider:

• how users make decisions,
• where friction appears,
• and what helps people feel confident using your product.

Yes. We often:

• improve existing applications,
• add new features,
• simplify logic.

We'll first assess what's already there, then advise on what makes sense to change (and what doesn't).

We carry out extensive internal testing and offer three clear feedback rounds as part of our process. We never compromise on quality. That said, making the best possible end result is always a collaborative effort between us and you.

Yes. Transparency is part of how we work. You'll have:

• regular check-ins,
• access to your own personal dashboard (soon to be launched),
• a clear way to give feedback.

No black boxes, no surprises.

After launch, we can stay involved through:

• maintenance,
• improvements,
• and ongoing support.

We build every product with growth in mind. If a feature needs room for expansion or scalability, we discuss it upfront and prepare it from day one—not retroactively later.