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Products of our own, occasional collaborations, and features inside software other people run. Web first; mobile when the product actually needs it.

The two of us. There is no bench and no subcontracting. If a piece needs a designer or a specialist we do not have, we say so up front.

Because the useful parts are usually the ones nobody publishes: how a sync layer behaves when two people type at once, what an agent gets wrong, why a queue exists. Writing it down is how we check our own thinking.

Yes. AI is one of the three things we are deepest in, and PoPoTalk is scored conversation practice running in production. That means retrieval, structured output, evaluation, and the guardrails that keep a model failure from becoming a customer failure.

Coding agents do a lot of the typing. A written scope, repository conventions, a type checker, and a test suite keep that safe, and one of us reads every diff before it lands. Speed without those gates is just risk arriving earlier.

Yangon, Myanmar and Jakarta, Indonesia — UTC+06:30 and UTC+07:00, half an hour apart. We work with clients in other time zones and write down anything that would otherwise wait for an overlap.

The three products on the work page are live and public. Work we did for other people lives in their repositories and stays there, so we walk through two or three builds on a call instead.

Usually within two weeks. If we cannot meet your date, we say so in the first reply rather than after a discovery sprint.