Testimonials

What it is actually like to work with us.

Six clients across five countries. Different projects, different starting points — the same emphasis on clear communication and a build that holds up after launch.

“I sent over a messy Figma file and a rough idea of what I wanted, and somehow got back exactly what I had in my head, just cleaner. Konstantin asked good questions early on instead of guessing, which saved us both time later.”

Élodie Marchand · Founder · France

“The checkout flow he built converts noticeably better than our old one. He suggested a couple of changes to the flow that I wouldn't have thought of myself, and both turned out to be the right call.”

Kadri Saar · Operations Lead · Estonia

“Communication was in English, which isn't either of our first languages, and it still went more smoothly than projects I've run with local agencies. Replies came within a day, sometimes the same evening.”

Tomasz Wójcik · Product Manager · Poland

“We came from a WordPress site that had become impossible to maintain safely. The rebuild fixed that completely, and he explained the reasoning behind every technical decision in a way I could actually follow.”

Ilze Bērziņa · Marketing Director · Latvia

“What I remember most is the handover call. He walked through the codebase for almost an hour and answered every question, including some I asked twice because I didn't fully understand the first answer. That patience is rare.”

Julien Foray · CTO · France

“Straightforward pricing from day one, no scope creep, and the site has been running for eight months without a single issue on our end. Exactly what was promised, delivered when it was promised.”

Camille Rousseau · Founder · France
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Common reasons clients get in touch

“We need a custom build, not a template”“Our current site can't keep up with us”“We want a fixed price and a real timeline”“We want to actually understand what's being built”