One of us builds the system. The other finds the business problem worth solving.
Two engineers who got tired of watching good businesses lose customers to bad software. One writes the code. The other runs a local service business and sells to local owners every week — which is an unusual combination, and the reason this studio exists.
Ahmed Niazi
Builds the system.
Electrical and information engineering, with a computer science and AI background before that. Writes the code that ships: backend, frontend, infrastructure, integrations, and the automation that keeps running after launch. Every line of client work goes through here, which is why the timelines are short and the answers are specific.
Owns
- Architecture and development
- Hosting, deployment, performance
- Automation, integrations and AI systems
- Technical SEO and analytics implementation
- Internal QA and security
Works in
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Vue / Nuxt
- Python
- Django
- Flask
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
- Linux
- C/C++
- Java
- REST & webhook APIs
Ahmed Khalil
Finds the problem worth solving.
Mechanical engineering, and the owner of Fixbulance — a mobile device repair business working the Chicago southwest suburbs. Runs a real local service operation every day: missed calls, no-shows, review chasing, slow quotes. That is why the advice on this site tends to survive contact with an actual shop floor.
Owns
- Outreach, sales and client relationships
- Local SEO and Google Business strategy
- Paid advertising and campaign strategy
- Content, photography and creative direction
- Reporting and account management
Works in
- Local SEO
- Google Business Profile
- Google Ads
- Meta Ads
- Review systems
- Field operations
- Content & photo
Built fast. Built properly.
Most agencies quote six weeks for a five-page website. We do not, because the process is systemised end to end: onboarding starts the day the deposit clears, the asset checklist goes out the same hour, and strategy, content and build run in parallel rather than in a relay.
Foundation goes live in two to three business days. Most Growth builds launch inside a week. Standard automation work takes one to two weeks. All of that is measured from the point where we have everything we need from you — and complex integrations or slow approvals take longer, which we say before you pay anything.
Fast does not mean rushed. It means we are not billing you for coordination overhead that exists to justify a timeline.
What it costs you, and what it buys you.
What it costs you
- We do not have fifty case studies. We have one live business and four concept builds, and we say so on the work page.
- We are small. We turn work down rather than take on more than we can deliver well.
- If yours is our first project in your industry, we tell you that on the call rather than after it.
What it buys you
- You talk to the people building it. Nobody in between to lose your message.
- Speed. Most builds go live in days because the process is systemised, not because anyone is cutting corners.
- Prices that reflect a studio proving itself, not one with an office to pay for.
- Actual engineering. Integrations and automation are not outsourced here.
- You matter. At this size, every client is a reference we cannot afford to disappoint.
Based in Chicago, Illinois.
We work with businesses across the Chicago area and remotely with anyone whose problem we understand. Because the studio is two people covering wide hours, a request made at the end of your day is usually answered before the start of your next one.
Capacity is genuinely limited — two builds at a time. If we cannot start when you need us to, we will give you a real date instead of a comfortable one.
The audit
Let's find the leak.
Five questions, about a minute. We look at your website, your local search presence and the path a customer actually takes — then send you the three biggest opportunities in writing.
No charge, no obligation, and you get it whether or not you ever hire us.