Tell us
about the problem.
A call with the founder of the studio. No slide decks — we go through the problem and give you an estimate of the effort, the risks and the architectural options.
For long letters, specifications and NDAs. We usually answer within a working day.
- → A description of the problem — two or three sentences is enough.
- → Business context: what you do, who your customers are, what scale.
- → What you have already tried and why it did not work.
- → A desired budget and timeline, at least the order of magnitude.
Before you write
Three things that matter more to a client outside Russia than to one inside it. Better to know them now than after the first call.
We are a sole proprietorship registered in Russia, tax ID 312825275558. Contracts and invoicing work in Russian jurisdiction. We do not translate that into "LLC" or "Ltd" — it is a different legal form and the difference is real.
Cross-border payments are worth sorting out before anything else is planned. Tell us where you are and we will say plainly whether the money can reach us and how long it takes.
Documentation, code comments and meetings can be in English. Our published articles are written in Russian first and translated after, so the Russian version is always the current one.
The form on the Russian site collects consent to process personal data under Russian law and keeps a consent log. Copying that machinery into English would mean either translating a legal text written for another jurisdiction or collecting data without valid consent. Email does the same job without that problem.
Not sure it is worth a call?
Read what we publish first. Most of it is numbers and failure modes from our own projects, which tells you more about how we work than any pitch would.
Read the blog