Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how we work.
How do you start a project?
We start with a short discovery call to understand your goals, users and constraints. We then prepare a written proposal covering scope, technology, timeline and budget. Once you approve it, development runs in two-week sprints.
How long does a website or app take?
A corporate website usually takes 4–8 weeks; an MVP mobile app or SaaS product takes 8–16 weeks. The exact timeline is set in writing in the proposal once the scope is clear.
How do you price your work?
We offer a fixed price for well-defined projects and a monthly team model for products that keep evolving. In both models payments follow milestones, and the proposal states clearly what is and is not included.
Who owns the source code and IP?
Once a project is paid in full, all rights to the source code and designs are transferred to you. The code lives in a repository under your account, so you can continue with another team at any time.
Which technologies do you use?
We mostly work with Next.js and React on the web, NestJS, Laravel and Node.js on the back end, React Native on mobile, and PostgreSQL and MySQL for data. We choose technology by the project's needs and long-term maintainability, not by trend.
Do you provide maintenance and support after launch?
Yes. We fix bugs free of charge during the first month after launch. After that we offer monthly maintenance plans covering security updates, monitoring, backups and small improvements.
Can you take over an existing project?
Yes. We first review the codebase, infrastructure and tests and write a technical assessment. It lists the risks, the priority fixes and the most efficient way to carry the project forward.
How do you handle KVKK/GDPR and data security?
We collect only the personal data we need, use encrypted connections and hashed passwords, and restrict access with role-based permissions. KVKK/GDPR requirements such as cookie consent, privacy notices and deletion requests are built in from the start.