How we work

A clear path, no surprises.

Most projects go wrong before any code is written — in the gap between what was assumed and what was meant. Our process exists to close that gap early.


When you get in touch.

We read the situation and reply with either useful questions or a clear next step — no pressure, and no commitment before the scope is clear.

  • First reply, usually within one business day.
  • A short discovery call — goals, constraints, risks.
  • A written scope and fixed price before work starts.
  • We only begin once that's agreed. Never on a handshake.

From first message to long-term support.

Discovery

We understand the business, the existing systems and the problem — asking the right questions before making any technical decisions.

Planning

A written proposal: scope, approach, timeline and a fixed price, clear enough that a non-technical reader knows exactly what they're agreeing to.

Design

Mockups before production code for anything visual; data models and interfaces for anything behind the scenes. Approved before we build.

Development

Built in reviewable milestones. You see working software along the way — never weeks of silence followed by a surprise.

Testing

Functional, cross-device and, where it matters, performance and security testing — plus a period for you to check it against the brief.

Launch

Deployed on a defined schedule with rollback ready. You receive everything: source code, credentials, domains, documentation. Nothing held back.

Support

Optional, clearly scoped maintenance afterwards — or a clean handover to your own team. Your choice, never a forced upsell.


Things people ask first.

What does a project cost?

Every project is quoted after discovery, as a fixed price. As a rough floor: simple websites start around €3,000, custom software from around €8,000. We're not the right fit for very small one-off tasks.

Who owns the code?

You do. On final payment you receive all source code, design files, credentials and documentation. We don't retain licences or restrict how you use what we built.

Do you work outside Luxembourg?

Yes — we work remotely across the EU. Being Luxembourg-based matters for the legal entity, EU hosting and local meetings when useful; the work itself isn't geographically constrained.

Can you take over an existing system?

Usually, after a short technical audit. We need to understand what we'd be responsible for before committing to maintain it — the audit is a small, fixed-price engagement that informs how we proceed.


Ready when you are.