Web Development
Complete websites — front end, back end, database, deploy. Not a mockup you have to hire someone else to ship.
Studio
Design & development studio · Est. 2020
We design it and then we build it — front end, back end, database, deploy. Every discipline under one roof, so nothing gets lost in the handoff. There isn’t one.
Services
Our mark is four arms meeting at a single point. So is the studio — design and engineering on one team, not two vendors and a handoff between them. Take one service, or take the set.
Complete websites — front end, back end, database, deploy. Not a mockup you have to hire someone else to ship.
The other half of the same job. Drawn by the people who have to build it, so it gets built.
A mark, a voice, and a full system your team can actually use.
Storefronts wired to real payments, real inventory, and an admin your staff can run.
Full visual design for your server — icon, banners, channel and category art, and role badges, so it reads like a real brand instead of a default template.
Custom bots that run your economy, tickets and moderation without babysitting.
Templates and kits we ship under our own name. Same bar as client work.
Selected work
We ship around thirty projects a year. These are a handful that changed something measurable for the people who paid for them.
How it runs
You get a named lead, a private workspace, and something to look at every 48 hours. The timeline below is the one we actually hold ourselves to.
We interrogate the brief until the real problem shows up.
Market, competitors, references. We arrive with a point of view.
Direction first, then pixels. You see progress every 48 hours.
Front end, back end, database, deploy. Sixty frames a second is the floor, not the goal.
Live on your host, repo handed over, documentation written. Then two weeks of support.
In their words
“They sent a direction we hadn't asked for. It was better than the one we had.”
“First agency that pushed back on our brief instead of nodding.”
“Our Discord went from a room to a product.”
“They sent a direction we hadn't asked for. It was better than the one we had.”
“First agency that pushed back on our brief instead of nodding.”
“Our Discord went from a room to a product.”
“Every file arrived named, layered, and documented. That never happens.”
“We quoted them against three studios. They were the only ones who asked why.”
“Every file arrived named, layered, and documented. That never happens.”
“We quoted them against three studios. They were the only ones who asked why.”
Packages
Fixed scope, fixed price, told to you before we start. Pick a category, pick a tier.
Five packs sized to match your server, from a first coat of paint to nothing left undesigned.
Three packs for a Discord storefront that looks as trustworthy as it is.
Packs that turn an account into a visual identity nobody scrolls past.
Packs for a visual identity that sets your brand apart from everyone else's.
Web development
A look, or a working system — priced like the two very different things they are.
A real site — a look, a showcase, an introduction. Nothing functional: no accounts, no buying or selling.
A complete website or platform — accounts, payments, dashboards, whatever the project needs. Priced against the actual scope, not a template.
Presence ships as a static, designed site. A Platform ships with everything it needs to actually run — the scope is agreed with you before a line of code is written.
Two spots open for Q3
Send the brief, or just the problem. You’ll get a written response from a designer within one working day — not a form reply.