One studio, one founder.
We are in Milan and build custom software for small businesses: we take the repetitive work off your hands and count with you the hours it saves.
Short answer
The founder follows every project from the problem to the release, with collaborators brought in when the work needs them: no account managers, no handoffs.
Read who is behind the studio on the founder's page.
How we work
First, a written proposal. We put in writing what we build, what it costs, when it ships and how many hours a month the problem costs you today. Then working software to try from the first weeks, and a direct line after release.
The saving is counted, not promised. We do not promise percentages. We count the hours with you before we start and count them again after release: it is the number the proposal starts from and the one we check it against.
The code is yours. On final payment the code written for your project becomes yours, with the documentation for any developer to carry it on. For our reusable components you get a perpetual licence to use them.
Our software is live. Besides client projects we build, publish and maintain four products of our own, with users and reviews on public stores: proof that what we ship stays online and works.
The software we publish
Four products of our own, on public stores. Simple, specific tools: not a showcase of what we can build for you, but proof that what we ship stays online.
EmailMagnetChrome Web StoreChrome extension for finding and extracting emails while browsing.
Volume Control PROChrome Web StoreAudio booster for Chrome tabs with up to 600% amplification and per-site volume memory.
Countdown321Shopify App StoreShopify app for countdown and time-based storefront messaging.
ClickPilot AIChrome Web StoreAI writing assistant for Chrome with fix, rewrite, summarize, translate, and custom shortcut actions inside text fields.
The written proposal says what we build, what it costs and when it is ready, and it starts from the hours repetitive work costs you today.
Start from your hours.
Today it costs you hours a month.
Four questions, one minute. The proposal starts from that number.
Count your hours