Working websites and product demos, shipped fast, across fintech, ed-tech, health and home-services — not templates with your logo swapped in. Then a maintenance plan so it doesn't go stale the week after launch.
A build and a retainer solve different problems — bundling them into one vague "package" is how scope creep happens. Here they're split on purpose.
A new site, landing page, or working product demo — designed and built from a blank page, not a theme.
The site keeps working after launch — content changes, small features, and someone checking it's actually still up.
One call or a written brief — what the site needs to do, not a 40-slide deck.
A working version, not wireframes — you're reacting to something real within days.
A short revision round against the live build, not endless comment threads.
Ship, then hand off — or move straight into a maintenance retainer.
Working concepts and shipped product — the range is the point.
An AI receptionist for Singapore SMEs — answers calls, books straight into a shared calendar, and logs every lead into one customer record. Live product, real backend.
View live ↗A Singapore insurance "second opinion" platform — upload a policy document, get a transparent, scored breakdown instead of a sales call.
A PSLE Math practice platform built around weekly leagues — Bronze, Silver, Gold — turning drilling into something a kid actually wants to open.
A baby-cry analysis prototype — record a cry, blend it with logged feed and nap context, get a plain-language read on what's likely wrong and what to try next.
An enrolment-chatbot growth strategy for Singapore tuition centres — trained on the centre's own content, live-demoed on its own landing page.
An agentic cross-sell briefing concept exploring how a bank's relationship managers could get AI-prepared client briefings before a call.
Ranges, not a rate card — final number depends on scope, confirmed before any work begins.
Paid once, yours to keep.
Cancel anytime, no lock-in required to start.
A landing page is usually days, not weeks. A multi-page site or product demo depends on scope — confirmed upfront before work starts, not discovered halfway through.
You do. No lock-in to a proprietary builder — it's plain code you can hand to anyone.
Completely fine — the two are priced separately for exactly this reason. Plenty of clients take the build and handle updates themselves.
No minimum term. Cancel anytime — you keep the site exactly as it stands.
One structured revision round against the live build is included; scoped upfront so it's clear what's in and out before we start.