You sell. You manage the client.We build.

Yes — that is the whole arrangement, not a concession. You own sales, the client relationship, strategy, creative direction, and every scope decision; we own the technical delivery behind it. We have no interest in inheriting your clients, and the partnership only works if you never have to wonder about that.

No. By default we communicate only with your team and never email, call, or message your client directly. If you want us on a thread or a call, that is a decision you make per project and tell us about — never something we assume. We also do not publish work that identifies a client, or name a partner agency, without written permission.

Yes. The work ships under your agency name, and if we join a call or a written thread at your request we do it as part of your team, introduced however you choose to introduce us. We can work inside your GitHub organisation, your project tooling, and your documentation templates, so the trail your client sees is consistently yours.

Yes, and it is a large share of what we do — half-finished builds, a developer who has stopped replying, or an aging codebase a client arrived with. The first deliverable on an inherited project is always a written read on what we found: what is solid, what is risky, and what will cost more to patch than to rebuild. You then set the scope with real information instead of a guess.

Working under NDA is standard practice for us. Send yours and we will review and sign it before scoping begins; if you do not have one, we can work to a mutual confidentiality agreement instead. Client materials, credentials, and commercial details stay inside the project, and nothing about the engagement is published or referenced without your written approval.

We work from Silang, Cavite in the Philippines on PHT (UTC+8). That puts us inside the same working day as partners in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Australia, and gives a dependable overlap with the Gulf, the UK, and Europe — our afternoon is your morning. North American partners get overlap only at the edges of the day, so we run those engagements asynchronously by default: written updates and preview links waiting before your day starts, with live calls scheduled rather than assumed.

Per project, as a fixed quote against a written scope, broken into phases you can stage or drop. There is nothing hourly to reconcile and no retainer lock-in, so the figure you mark up is settled before the work starts. Changes are re-quoted in writing before they are built, and the commercial terms of a longer-running partnership are agreed between us rather than published on a page.

Yes, when you want us there. Some partners keep us entirely behind the scenes and relay technical questions themselves; others bring us into discovery, architecture, or launch calls under their brand because a direct answer beats a game of telephone. Either arrangement works — we follow the one you set at the start of the project, and we do not change it mid-engagement without asking.