Swiftrise
“A global CDN with more than 750 points of presence and a built-in Cloud IDE. Automatic cache rules and edge compression to cut TTFB and bandwidth cost.”
Products & services
Pigeon.zip
“File transfer with AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit. Links expire on their own and can require a password. Privacy-first architecture.”
Quella
“People describe how they want to live and the AI finds the right home. Funded by the European innovation programme EINS Spoke 4.”
Cards
“A digital business card with NFC. File sharing and push notifications. One tap and your contact details are across.”
Cream Experiences
“A platform for running live events: tickets, entry and traffic peaks. Halloween 2024: more than 600 attendees.”
Web Development
“The entry point of your digital ecosystem. Websites and landing pages built to convert, not to be brochures. Performance first, SEO native, integrated with CRM, analytics and automations.”
Questions & answers
What exactly do you do and what kind of companies do you work with?
“We design and build complete digital infrastructures: websites, e-commerce, web apps, AI integrations and cloud architectures on AWS. We work with startups, scale-ups and enterprise companies that want to turn digital from a cost center into a growth lever.”
How are you different from other digital agencies or software houses?
“The main difference is in the method: we don't execute a brief, we design an ecosystem. Every project starts from a business analysis, not a wireframe.”
How long does it take to complete a digital project?
“It depends on complexity, but a web project goes live in 4-8 weeks, a web app in 8-14 weeks. Every project follows a five-phase cycle - Discovery, Design, Build, Go-live, Growth - with validated checkpoints at each stage.”
Can we start with just one service, like only the website, and expand later?
“Yes, every project can start from a single lever - website, e-commerce, app or automation - but we build it within an architecture designed to scale. This means that when your business grows, the system is ready to accommodate new modules without rewriting everything from scratch.”
What happens after launch? Does the project end there?
“No, launch is the beginning of the most important phase: Growth. After go-live we iterate on real data, not assumptions.”
How long does a project take?
“It depends on complexity, but most projects go live in 4 to 10 weeks. During Discovery we define scope, milestones and realistic timelines before writing a single line of code.”
Can we start with just one service?
“Yes, every project can start from a single capability (a website, an e-commerce store, app, software or an AI automation) without buying a full package. The difference is that even a single service is designed within an expandable architecture, so when your business grows the system is already ready to integrate new features without rewrites.”
How do you measure results?
“With operational and business KPIs defined before kickoff, monitored in real time on a shared dashboard. We don't wait until the project is over to find out if it works.”
What happens after launch?
“The most important work starts after go-live, not before. Every project automatically enters the Growth phase: we monitor performance, analyse real usage data and generate a concrete evolutionary roadmap.”
How long does it take to develop a custom mobile app or web app?
“A functional MVP typically ships within 8 to 12 weeks from project kickoff. The exact timeline depends on feature complexity, third-party integrations and approval cycles. Every project starts with a Discovery sprint where we define user stories, technical architecture and milestone roadmap. This ensures the first release delivers core value fast, with iterative enhancements planned for subsequent sprints.”
Should I build a native app or a cross-platform app for my business?
“Cross-platform development with React Native delivers 90% code reuse between iOS and Android, cutting time to market and maintenance costs significantly. Native development makes sense only when you need deep hardware access like AR, Bluetooth LE or complex animations that exceed cross-platform capabilities.”
How do you ensure a web app can handle thousands of concurrent users?
“Scalability is architected from day one through serverless infrastructure, auto-scaling groups and CDN edge caching on AWS. We implement load balancing, database read replicas and asynchronous processing for resource-intensive operations. Every deployment includes stress testing against projected traffic peaks. The result is an application that maintains sub-second response times whether serving 100 or 100,000 simultaneous users.”
How do I know if artificial intelligence is actually useful for my business?
“AI delivers measurable value when your team spends significant time on repetitive, rule-based tasks: data entry, document classification, customer inquiry routing or report generation. We start with a Process Audit that maps your operational workflows, quantifies time spent on each activity and identifies where AI can reduce manual effort by 40% or more.”
How long does it take to implement an AI solution in a company?
“A first functional AI module typically goes live within 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff. Simple automations like email classification or FAQ chatbots ship in the lower range, while complex pipelines involving document extraction, multi-model orchestration or ERP integration require the full timeline.”
Is my company data safe when using AI models like GPT or Claude?
“Yes, when implemented correctly your data remains fully protected. We deploy AI through enterprise API agreements that guarantee zero data retention by the model provider.”
Can I integrate an AI chatbot with my existing website and CRM system?
“Yes, an AI chatbot integrates natively with your website, CRM, helpdesk and internal tools through APIs and webhook connections. We build chatbots on LangChain that connect to HubSpot, Salesforce, Zendesk, Intercom and custom databases simultaneously.”
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- wmie: “Engineering Digital Ecosystems. Delivering Business Outcomes.”