Questions people ask before we start
Short, honest answers. If your question is not here, send it through the contact form.
No. Websites are a small part of the work. Most projects are products, backend systems, automations, integrations or improvements to systems that already exist. When a website is needed, it is built to the same standard as everything else.
It is exactly the right time. Turning an idea into a realistic technical plan and a focused MVP is one of the most valuable things to get right early, and one of the services offered here.
After the first conversation and a short scoping step you get a written proposal with the scope, the approach, a time estimate and the price. Larger projects are usually split into phases so the first commitment is small.
Yes. Many engagements are about adding senior capacity to a product team: architecture, a critical backend piece, an integration or an AI feature, working inside your process and codebase.
Yes. Work is remote by default, in English or Hebrew, with overlap hours agreed for meetings and reviews.
Monitoring and support are part of the delivery. From there most clients continue with ongoing development in a rhythm that fits them: a fixed monthly scope, a backlog worked by priority, or occasional improvements.
You do. The code, the infrastructure and the accounts are yours, documented, and never held as leverage.
Sometimes. The honest answer comes after looking at the problem. Often a well-designed automation or integration delivers more than a model, and when AI is the right tool it is built with guardrails and measurable goals.
Not sure what you need yet?
That is a normal place to start. A first conversation is about understanding the goal, not about selling a solution.