We help European founders accelerate software development with the most powerful AI coding tools — faster, and built to last.
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You have a defined product to ship. We build it in Next.js and Supabase, using Claude Code and Codex to move faster — without dropping production grade quality.
You used AI tools to build something real. Now it's time for production code, senior engineering, and AI native engineering practices to take it the rest of the way.
We help you ship faster using Claude Code, Codex, and AI native engineering practices — part of how we work on every project.
Moving off older code? AI assisted development means we can rebuild and migrate faster — without your live business going down.
We use Claude Code and OpenAI Codex to build modern web apps faster than traditional dev teams — while keeping the code maintainable, testable, and ready for real users.
AI doesn't replace good engineering — it accelerates it. We practice what's becoming known as agentic engineering: AI agents handle the implementation, senior engineers own the architecture, code review, and testing. The codebase stay maintainable, without building tech debt that slows you down.
Claude Code and Codex help us turn scope into shipped features faster, sometimes 2–3x faster than a traditional development teams, without dropping quality.
Codex & Claude Code handle the repetitive parts of coding. Our team focuses on architecture, design decisions, and the parts that need human judgment.
We never ship code we don't understand. AI accelerates the work, but every change is reviewed, tested, and owned by a senior engineer — not the prompt that generated it.
We have built our entire development workflow around Claude Code and Codex: code review, prototyping, refactoring, testing. It's how we work, not a side experiment.
Lovable, Bolt, and Base44 are great at turning a prompt into a working demo. But the output isn't always code a senior engineer would ship — let alone maintain in production.
Claude Code and OpenAI Codex are built for engineers, not just prompters. We produce reviewable, testable, version controlled code. We use them because that is how high quality production software actually gets built today.
We turn your idea into a clear plan and usually build a working prototype alongside it. Claude Code and Codex let us move fast — you see real software in days, not months.
A senior team builds in short sprints, using Claude Code and Codex to ship fast — with code review and testing on every change. You always know where things stand.
Every AI workflow is tested for accuracy, edge cases, and performance — we make sure Claude and Codex behave predictably in production.
We launch with you — and stick around. Most clients become long-term partners: we iterate, support, and evolve the software as the business grows.
AI handles the tasks that don't need a human — classification, summarization, search, generation, routing. It makes your product faster for users and cheaper to operate at scale.
Faster — usually significantly. Cheaper isn't guaranteed: we still charge for senior engineering, architecture, and review, which is where most of the value sits. AI accelerates the build; it doesn't replace the engineering.
AI-generated code is only as good as the engineers reviewing it. With proper code review, automated testing, and senior oversight, the output is production-ready and maintainable. Without those guardrails, it's technical debt waiting to bite you. We don't ship code we don't understand.
Vibe coding means prompting an AI and shipping whatever it generates — no review, no tests. Fine for prototypes, risky for production. We practice agentic engineering: AI handles implementation, senior engineers own the architecture, review, and tests.
Cursor and Copilot are great for individual developer productivity — they autocomplete and suggest code as you type. Claude Code and Codex are agentic — they can plan, execute, test, and refine work autonomously under our oversight. That's how we deliver entire features faster, end-to-end.
Yes — this is one of the most common ways founders come to us. We audit what's there, identify what's salvageable, and rebuild what needs to be production-grade. You don't lose the work you've already done; you build on it.
