What are you
trying to
build?
A new idea.
A manual process that eats into your margin.
An opportunity everyone else may be missing…
Tell us what you’re working with — we’ll show you what’s possible.
14 projects·8 built and live·6 in progress
95%
Cape, by Solo
Landed
72%
Decanta
In Flight
90%
The Ultimate Bachelor Cookbook
Final approach
Proof, not promises
What we’re building
14 projects — from launching startups to fixing the processes that cost real businesses time and money. These five lead right now; click a name for the story. We don’t just advise — we build.
Cape, by SoloLandedSocial events for single people across the Western Cape — organised around the activity (padel, wine, hikes, live music), so meeting people is the consequence, not the entry fee.
Social events for single people across the Western Cape, organised around the activity — padel, wine, hikes, markets, live music — so the reason to turn up is the thing itself and meeting people is the consequence, not the entry fee. Real events across Somerset West, Stellenbosch, Strand, Gordon's Bay and Cape Town, running on its own domain with its own identity.
The Ultimate Bachelor CookbookFinal approachA cookbook built for people who are not chefs — plain recipes, written to be followed once and remembered, and it keeps working when the signal does not.
An interactive cooking companion for people who are not chefs: 58 curated recipes across four collections, with dynamic serving-size scaling, auto-generated shopping lists, pantry-driven recipe discovery and drink pairings. Built end to end by the studio, delivered, and working offline — because the moment you need a recipe is usually the moment you have one bar of signal.
DecantaIn FlightSouth-Africa-first wine app — scan a bottle, log the tasting, build a palate, and discover Western Cape estates, winemakers, and wine-route culture.
Connects South African wine lovers with Western Cape estates. Scan a bottle, log the tasting, and the app learns your palate and recommends wines you'll actually like — a native iOS and Android app with a companion console for the estates themselves.
MokhaIn FlightProfile your palate, find specialty coffee you will actually like, and buy it from real South African roasters.
Learns what an individual actually likes and ranks real, buyable South African coffee against that taste profile. Two sides: a free app for the drinker, a console for the roaster — and the pitch to roasters is fit, not exposure, because Mokha reaches only the drinkers whose logged palate already matches their roast.
JT ClubLandedIndependent digital home for Jetour T2 owners in South Africa — community forum, owner-vetted field notes, event listings, vehicle specs, and an anonymous fault tracker. Not the official brand club. Owned by members, run by the community.
An independent home for South Africa's Jetour owner community: verified specs, owner field notes, curated accessory suppliers, and an anonymous reliability tracker that surfaces aggregate data without naming individuals. Candid and community-run — no brand control, no dealer sponsorship.
In Flight
6 more projects
en route.
More real problems being solved right now — for businesses, schools and communities. We name a project once it’s far enough along to stand behind; the rest stay quiet until they’re ready.
The proposal
See the plan before we build
Three answers produce a working plan — stages laid left to right, each sized in weeks, with everything excluded listed plainly below. This one is an example. Yours gets shaped with you.
Scope, stages and timeline agreed up front · nothing starts without your sign-off
- AScopeAgreed in writing before anything is built2 wks
- BBuildMade in the open, against the plan4 wks
- CDeployLive on your own domain and accounts1 wk
- DAssureTested against the plan, not a wishlist1 wk
- EHand overKeys to you, or we keep it running1 wk
Method
It starts with a conversation
You don’t need to know what to build, or which technology it needs. Tell us the problem or the idea; we’ll work out what’s possible, agree exactly what gets built, then build it. Four stages, each agreed before the next begins.
Every engagement is shaped around the work · We’ll show you what we recommend once we understand the problem
Week 1–2
We meet, ask questions, and listen. By the end, our team has a shared picture of what the software needs to do — what's in, what's out, where the edges are. This is a conversation, not a commitment.
No obligationWeek 2
You get a written proposal: what we recommend building, how it breaks into stages, and what each stage delivers. You decide how much to take on, and nothing proceeds until you agree it.
Staged and agreedWeeks 3–12
We build against the agreed plan. You see working software at each milestone — real deployments, not mockups. If something changes, we adjust together rather than hold to a plan that no longer fits.
Milestone check-insFrom week 13
We hand over something working, documented, and fully yours. Whether our team stays involved after that is a separate conversation — not something we assume.
Your callThe studio
Small team, large output
One process, every time
Every project follows the same structured approach — how it is scoped, built, tested and handed over. You get consistency and predictability, not a bespoke guess each time.
People make the calls, AI does the heavy lifting
AI handles the volume of development. Our team decides what to build, when something is finished, and what gets rejected. Speed without cutting corners.
Full visibility throughout
Every project has a live record of where it stands — what stage it is in, what is next, and what has been completed. You can check in at any point without waiting for a status update.
Lean by design
No account managers, no bench, no billable-hours incentive to make work last longer. That is why weeks is a real number rather than an optimistic one.
Start a conversation
No obligation, no sales call
Tell us what you’re trying to build and we’ll come back with a clear picture of the work: what’s in scope, what each stage delivers, and what it will take to get there. Nothing moves without your agreement.
Possible.
Just start.
The first conversation comes with no obligation. Our team will ask some questions, get a sense of what you’re trying to do, and tell you honestly whether we think we can help — and what the work would look like.
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