Bring us the problem rather than the specification. Whether people need to find you, buy from you, book you, log in to you, or stop you doing the same task every Monday, the answer is a different thing each time, and working out which is the first part of the job.
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Everything a small business runs on, built by five people from an off-grid property in the Apuseni mountains.
Power off the roof, heat out of the woodpile, and an internet connection that is faster than it has any right to be.
A place like this sorts your life into what is needed and what was only habit. We build software the same way.
If it lives on the web, we build it
1
Calendar Stoma
“Free tomorrow?”
Answer without checking.
Every clinic you work at, on one screen. Today, tomorrow, ninety days ahead, with your free gaps already marked, so when somebody asks you answer straight away. It only reads your calendars: nothing you have booked can be moved or changed. Built and proven with a dentist across four clinics.
2
Giuvala by BNZ
A mountain house with an AI receptionist that never sleeps.
Eight rooms at the top of a pass, let as one house and listed in three places at once. Guests turn up at midnight with questions, so the site answers them in Romanian, walks them to the page that proves it, checks the real dates, and only then offers the form. The three listings stay in step, so a weekend cannot go twice.
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PierdutCheie
Built for one thumb, at 3am, on five percent battery.
A phone app that installs from the web, dark by default, with the call button sitting inside a keyhole and a pulse set to a resting heart rate rather than a panic. Behind it there is a page for every service in every place covered, each carrying an honest arrival estimate rather than a promise.
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Coman Lawyers
The lawyer reads your case before the call begins.
People arrive knowing something is wrong and not what it is called. A chat asks in plain Romanian, works out which of the fourteen areas of law it belongs to, and walks them to that page. It knows the clock is running, fifteen days to contest a fine, forty five to answer the tax office, and it says so. Book a consultation and the conversation is summarised, waiting for the lawyer before the call.