We design custom sites — no templates, no page builders that weigh five megabytes — and then we wire in the intelligence that does the work: answering, qualifying, checking your calendar, charging and booking. Your site stops being a brochure and becomes an employee.
Every project starts on a blank page. We choose type, colour and motion for your brand specifically — we never start from a bought template.
We write the code by hand and account for every kilobyte. If the site is not fast on a phone with a weak signal, it is not finished.
Every site we make can carry the part that works: answering, qualifying, booking, charging. That is what separates a brochure from a tool.
They look lovely on launch day and then do absolutely nothing for the business.
A visitor arrives with a specific question, does not get it answered, and leaves for the competitor who did reply.
Visual builders loading three libraries to render one button. On mobile data, the user left before the logo appeared.
The same template a thousand other companies use, with the stock photo you already saw yesterday in another industry.
Real projects, with the design decisions behind them and what runs underneath. The screenshots are of the sites exactly as they stand today.
A bubble and magic show with seventeen years behind it was losing bookings because messages arrived at night and got answered the next day. We redesigned the experience and, above all, wired in the system that turns an enquiry into a blocked, paid date — without anyone touching a phone.
A web design studio needed its own site to be the best proof of what it can do. We built a nocturnal, editorial identity: black background, animated starfield, display serif and a template catalogue with cards that flip to reveal which kind of brand each one suits.
Paediatric dentistry is a field where the website has to reassure the mother before it impresses anyone. We worked a warm pink palette, real photography of the doctor, floating cards that answer worries before they are voiced, and the shortest possible path to booking on WhatsApp.
If we sell web design and automation, our own house has to hold up. This site is static and generated by a build of our own: an interactive neural network in the hero, three languages with real URLs and hreflang, and zero external dependencies beyond the fonts.
Burbumagia is the clearest example of what we mean by "a website that works". The site does not just describe the shows: it talks to the customer, reads the magician’s real Google Calendar, offers the slots that are free, takes the deposit and blocks the date. The owner finds out on Telegram and approves with one button.
The automation does not take control away from the owner: when a paid booking comes in, he gets a Telegram notification with every detail and two buttons. If he approves, the calendar event is created and the customer gets their confirmation email. If he declines, the customer is asked to reschedule. The machine does the work; the decision stays human.
WordPress · n8n · Google Calendar · Culqi · Telegram · Gmail API · PostgreSQL
No small print and no modules that appear halfway through the project.
Original designA bespoke visual proposal, with revisions until it is right.
Full developmentEvery page built, not just the homepage.
Mobile adaptationTested on real phones, not only in the simulator.
Image optimisationWebP, multiple sizes and lazy loading.
Technical SEOMetadata, structured data, sitemap and robots.
AnalyticsMeasurement configured so you know what is happening.
Form or agentContact capture wired to wherever you want to receive it.
Going liveDomain, hosting and certificate configured and working.
TrainingWe teach you to use and edit it before we leave.
One month of tweaksAfter delivery, whatever details come up are on us.
What your business does, who you are talking to and what you want to happen when someone lands on the site.
A visual proposal of the main screens. You review it and we adjust until it represents you.
The full site gets developed and the intelligent part gets wired in if the project carries one.
Final testing, going live and training. Then a month of adjustments, included.
A well-built presentation site takes two to four weeks. If it also carries an AI agent, calendar and payments, plan for four to seven weeks — most of that time goes into testing the odd cases, not the design.
Yes. Depending on the project we build on WordPress, where you edit from the dashboard, or we hand over a static site with the copy separated into simple files plus a guide. Either way we train you before delivery.
We look at it first. Sometimes a redesign makes sense; sometimes it is enough to wire the intelligent part on top of what you already have. We tell you which of the two it is without inflating the project.
If you have them, we use them and improve them. If you do not, we write the copy and tell you exactly which photos are needed. We never pad a site with generic stock imagery.
That is decided at design time: when the agent detects it is outside its territory, it hands the conversation to a person and alerts you on WhatsApp or Telegram. It never invents an answer.
Yes. The domain, the hosting and every credential are yours from day one. We work inside your account, not ours.
Tell us what your business does and we will tell you which part of it can run on its own.
Other areas where we can take work off your plate.
Autonomous assistants that decide, answer and complete whole tasks without anyone supervising.
Flows that do the repetitive work between your tools on their own — no copy-pasting.
Support that replies in seconds, qualifies the ones worth your time and does not scare anyone off.