Contact
Tell us what you're building.
One short brief is enough to start. A senior engineer reads every message that comes in — you'll have a real answer within one business day, not a calendar link and a wait.
What happens next
No black box. Here's the whole process.
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You send the brief
A paragraph is enough. Rough ideas are welcome — most start that way.
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We reply within one business day
A real answer from an engineer, including anything that worries us about the idea.
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Free 30-minute call
We dig into goals, users, and constraints. No slide deck, no pitch.
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Scope, timeline, fixed price
Written up within a few days. Yours to keep, whether or not you hire us.
What we won't do
- Put you through a sales funnel or a "discovery package".
- Send a proposal padded with work you didn't ask for.
- Charge for the first call, or for the scope we write after it.
Send a project brief
Five fields. Two minutes. A rough idea is completely fine — most projects start exactly there.
When we're around
- Monday – Friday 9:00am – 7:00pm CT
- Saturday By appointment
- Sunday Closed — email still gets read
Working remotely
We run projects across six time zones with overlap into European and Asian hours. Weekly demos, a shared channel, and a staging URL you can open any time.
Before you write
Quick answers on getting in touch
The practical stuff — response times, what to include, and what the first call actually looks like.
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How quickly will I hear back?
Within one business day, usually the same day. A senior engineer reads every brief that comes in — nothing sits in a shared inbox.
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What should I include in my message?
What you're building, who it's for, and roughly when you need it. If you have a budget range or a deadline, say so — it lets us give you a straight answer instead of a discovery call.
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Is the first call really free?
Yes, and there's no pitch attached. You get thirty minutes with an engineer and an honest read on whether the project is worth doing.
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Do you work with clients outside the US?
Regularly. We cover six time zones and overlap with European and Asian working hours. Everything runs on shared docs, weekly demos, and a channel you can reach us in.