Communication infrastructure
We build the quiet automated layer between your business and the person trying to reach it — a patient at 23:40, a client on a Sunday. What it does is specified. What it can't do is written down and published. And a real person is always reachable, without the request being justified first.
Every capability below is printed at the same size as the thing it can't do. That isn't modesty. If the limit is set smaller than the capability, the layout itself has pretended.
Your business's automated assistant. It states what it is in the first message, answers what it's been given, and hands over to a person the moment a question stops being routine.
From €299 setup · €49/mo
Read the specificationWebsites and platforms for businesses and institutions — database-backed, API-connected, handed over whole. Romanian schools and University of Bucharest faculty sites are shipped work.
From €299 one-time
Read the plansNot values. A value is a thing you say. A mechanism is a thing that stops you — and every one of these has already stopped us at least once.
Pillar 01
The floor is not a feature
A person is always reachable, and no contract tier removes that. The test: if a client asks to disable it and sales says yes, the pillar is decoration. Sales cannot say yes — it's written into the contract before signing.
Pillar 02
Every capability shows its limits
Every capability on this site is shown next to its limit, at the same weight. The test: open any claim here and you can see exactly where it stops. A claim you can't check is a slogan.
Pillar 03
You own everything we ship
Websites, platforms and automations are handed over whole — the code, the domain, the database. The test: if you left tomorrow you could take it and run it without us. If you couldn't, we built a dependency, not a deliverable.
Thirty minutes. We learn the problem and say plainly whether we're the right people for it. Sometimes we're not, and we say so on the call.
Fixed scope, fixed price, and the list of things it won't do. You approve the limits as well as the features, before anything is built.
We build against the specification and version it. The escalation path is written in code, not in a prompt, so it can't be argued with at runtime.
You test it yourself on a live link and try to break it. What breaks gets an incident number, whether you found it or we did.
We deploy, hand over, and keep the record. Corrections are published with a date. So are the ones still open.
You get a plan, a fixed price and a list of limits. If the honest answer is that you don't need us, that's the answer you get.