The studio
Two senior people,and no logos to show you.
Every client we have is under NDA. That is not modesty and it is not a filter we chose — names, logos and screenshots of the work are simply not ours to publish. So rather than dress that up, here is the constraint, and then the four things you can check about us without taking anyone’s word for it.
What most studios lead with
A wall of client logos, three named case studies and a row of attributed testimonials. Of eight studios we audited in August 2026, six opened with exactly that.
What we can show
Numbers, verticals and timeframes. Never a name, never a wordmark, never a screenshot of someone’s store. A jewellery brand at a given revenue, a given lift, a given number of weeks — and nothing that identifies them.
Why we are fine with it
A studio that will publish your numbers the moment you sign will publish the next client’s too. Discretion is the product, not the compromise — and it is why everything else on this site is published instead.
Four things you can verify
Proof you can check,not proof you have to believe.
Logos are the weakest evidence on the internet — anyone can put one on a page. These four are all things you can test before you send us money.
How the studio is set up
Small on purpose.Structured on purpose.
None of this is a claim about how good the work is. It is how the studio is arranged, which is the part you can hold us to.
Two senior people
No juniors, no subcontractors, no account manager standing between you and the work.
Two hubs
Dubai and Geneva. Gulf and francophone Europe, in the timezones and languages both actually use.
A capacity limit
Two people is a real constraint, not a humblebrag. It is why we say no to work that does not fit.
One studio voice
No founder brand, no personal LinkedIn funnel. The studio is the thing you are hiring.
What each hub actually changes about a build is on its own page: the Gulf and Switzerland.
The rules we run on
Written down,so you can hold us to them.
These are the studio’s own operating rules, published for the same reason the prices are: a rule you can read beats a promise you cannot.
- No work starts without a signed SOW and cleared payment
- The rule most likely to be broken under pressure to close, which is exactly why it is written down in public.
- No hourly billing
- Fixed price, fixed deliverable, fixed date. If we estimate badly that is our problem, not a change order.
- Ad spend passes through at cost
- Never marked up, and the accounts stay in your name. A studio that profits from your spend is not optimising it.
- You keep everything
- Files, repo, ad accounts, documentation, on handover. You could end it the next day and lose nothing you paid for.