If we’re wrong for you, we’d rather you know now.
Most studios hide their limits. We publish ours — because the worst client engagement is one that should never have started. Read this before you book a call. Especially the parts that disqualify us.
What we don’t do.
Who we say no to.
When we screw up.
We're pre-customer — so we don't have a client-screwup receipt to publish, and we won't fake one. What we can tell you is how we've handled the misses on our own builds, and the rule we'll hold ourselves to once you're on the line.
We underestimate edge cases — and then over-deliver to fix them.
On our own projects, the thing that bites is always the integration edge case we didn't scope. We've learned to ship the working core first and absorb the overrun ourselves rather than pass it on.
We've lost data in a migration — on our own systems.
It's why the WhatsApp bot we built has backup hooks, WAL-safe snapshots, and a one-file restore baked in from the start. We'd rather over-engineer recovery than learn the lesson on your data.
If we miss with you, you'll hear it from us first.
No customer has caught us out yet because there's no customer yet. When there is, the rule is simple: we tell you before you notice, we eat the cost of our miss, and the 14-day promise means you're never on the hook for a build that isn't right.
You probably are the right kind of person to work with.
The people who skip this page tend to be the ones who later say we should have warned them. So we did. Now you decide.
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