We start where Shopify and WordPress stop. If either one would do the job, we'll tell you on the first call.
Catalogue, cart, secure payment: anyone can do that part. What breaks elsewhere is in-store pickup with the right time slots, the second location, prices that change per customer, the legal rule nobody else has. No settings page covers that.
Orders arrive from the site, from the till, from delivery apps. They land in the same place, in one queue. You track stock, revenue and activity live. And everyone on the team sees only their part of it: the counter staff their orders, you your numbers.
Anything someone retypes by hand from one tool into another: invoicing, follow-ups, stock syncing, catalogue imports. It's also where many of our clients start, testing us on one automation before handing over their platform.
Search rankings are won in the code, not in keywords sprinkled on the surface. A traditional SEO agency doesn't go down that far. We do. And now you also have to be readable by AI assistants, which either cite your site or ignore it without ever sending you a visit.
Not the heart of the workshop, but it can be coded, and we code it.
We don't turn work down because it's small. We turn it down when we're not the right people for it.
Let's talkA fast, clear site that shows what you do and makes people want to write to you. No store, no dashboard behind it.
Discord and Telegram bots, assistants that answer, agents that sort or summarise. ScopliDrop, our own giveaway bot, climbed to the top 20 of its board on a €300 budget.
Scrapers, data tools, MVPs, migrations. A need that fits in no box is often the most interesting one: if it can be coded, let's talk.
You tell us how you work today, we tell you whether we can help. And if an off-the-shelf tool would do the job, we'll say that too.
