Websites that load fast and say what you do.
We are nine people who design, build and look after websites, online shops and web apps. Small enough that you talk to the person writing the code.
Five things, done properly
Websites and web apps
Marketing sites, portals, booking tools and internal dashboards. We design, build and host them, or hand them over to your own team with documentation.
ServiceOnline shops
Stores built on a hosted checkout, with clean catalogue pages and fast product search. We connect your shop to the accounting and shipping tools you already use.
ServiceStarter site for new companies
A short, honest website for a newly registered company: who you are, what you do, how to reach you, and the legal details Estonian law expects to see. Ready in two weeks.
Recent projects
Kalamaja Ceramics
A small ceramics studio wanted to sell tableware online without turning its owner into a full-time administrator.
Meremaa Logistics
A shipment tracker for a regional freight company, replacing a Monday-morning email with a page their customers could check themselves.
Soomaa Guesthouse
A guesthouse at the edge of a national park needed a website that worked on a poor mobile connection and took bookings without a commission.
Short projects, plain language
We write a one-page brief with you in the first week, so we all know what we are building and what we are not. We deliver in stages, usually every two weeks, and you see working pages instead of slides.
Prices are fixed per stage. If something turns out to be harder than expected, we say so before we spend your money.
Notes on building for the web
What a new Estonian company needs from its first website
A short checklist for people who have just registered a company and need to be findable, credible and compliant.
Performance budgets that survive a redesign
How we keep client sites fast over the years, using a few numbers that live in the repository.
Writing alt text for people, not checklists
Good alternative text answers a specific question. Here is how we decide what to write.