We build websites, web apps, AI agents and AI workflows.
From the site your customers land on, to the product they log into, to AI wired into how your team actually works. One studio, the whole way through — and we stay on to keep it running.
What we build
Fast, animated marketing sites that load instantly and rank.
- Scope
Fixed
Build scope and price agreed before we start
- Support
Contracted
Monthly retainer after launch, with a minimum term
- Ownership
Yours
Code, infrastructure and accounts in your name
Four ways we plug in.
Most clients start at one and stay through four. You can also drop in at any point — an audit, a rescue, a stalled build that needs finishing.
Prototype Sprint
A working product in weeks, not quarters. Real code and real data — something you can put in front of users and investors, not a clickable mockup.
- Working web app
- Auth and data layer
- Deployed and shareable
Product Build
Prototype to production. We take a validated idea and turn it into a system that survives real customers, real money and real load.
- Full-stack build
- Payments and billing
- CI/CD and monitoring
AI Integration & Migration
For teams that already have a product. We find the workflows where AI genuinely pays for itself, then wire it in — without demanding a rewrite.
- Opportunity audit
- Agents, RAG and automation
- Model and cost strategy
Maintenance & Scale
Once you are live we stay on. A monthly retainer covering uptime, iteration and support, with a minimum term and then 30 days' notice — so the product keeps improving instead of quietly rotting.
- Support with response targets
- Continuous shipping
- Quarterly roadmap sessions
What actually lands in your inbox.
Every engagement produces something you can open, read and argue with. All four below come from the same project. They are interactive — sort the audit, open a shipment, read an incident.
Everything here responds to a click.
A working build on a URL you can send.
Not a Figma file and not a slide deck. Real screens over real data, deployed behind a link, versioned every week so you can watch it change. Open a shipment below — that is the actual interaction, not a picture of it.
Week 3 of the sprint · deployed 11 times · every screen over the client's own data
Every change arrives the same way.
Branch, review, automated checks, deploy. Nothing reaches production without passing the same gate. Pick a commit to see what was in it, or a check to see what it ran.
Pull request #144 · reviewed, checked and deployed without anyone touching a server
Pull request #144 · reviewed, checked and deployed without anyone touching a server
An audit that tells you what not to build.
Two weeks inside your workflows, scored on impact against effort, with the running cost of each one estimated before a line of code exists. Half the list usually comes back recommended against — that is the part worth paying for. Sort the table, or open a row for the working.
AI Opportunity Audit
- 6 workflows reviewed
- 2 week engagement
- March 2026
Three of six are worth automating. The other three are not, and the reasons matter more than the recommendations.
Value recovered
$1.5M
per year
Implementation
$420K
one-off
Running cost
$94K
per year
Payback
3.6
months
| Workflow | Verdict | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12,400 | 92 | 24 | Ship first | |
| 38,000 | 78 | 30 | Ship second | |
| 160 | 71 | 47 | Pilot on one team | |
| — | 44 | 88 | No — 14 months of data, needs 3 years | |
| 9,100 | 21 | 35 | No — nobody reads the output today | |
| 620 | 64 | 95 | No — a solver beats a model here |
The full report runs to 24 pages: per-workflow data requirements, model and hosting options, failure modes, and the build sequence with dependencies.
Proof it stayed up, every month.
A retainer that reports on itself. Uptime, latency, what shipped, what broke and how long it took to fix — sent monthly whether or not anything went wrong. Switch the window, or open an incident to read the follow-up.
Uptime
99.97%
p95 response
210ms
Sev-1
0
Deploys
68
Daily status
degraded
Response time, p95
160–232ms
Every incident gets a written follow-up: what happened, why, and what changed so it does not repeat.
A build you can see happening.
No black box, no six-week silence. You watch the product take shape week by week, and you know the number before we start.
- 01
Scope
A short paid discovery. We map the problem, agree what done means, and come back with the build quoted as one fixed number — no open-ended hourly drift.
Scope & quote- Discoverycredited
- Buildfixed price
- Changesquoted first
One number, agreed up front - 02
Prototype
You get something real inside two to four weeks. We iterate weekly with you in the loop, reviewing the actual product rather than a status report.
Weekly builds- v0.1first screens
- v0.2real data
- v0.3user feedback
- v0.4investor demo
A link you can open every Friday - 03
Build
Hardened, tested, deployed. Payments, auth, observability and all the unglamorous parts that decide whether a product stays standing under load.
Release checks- typecheckpassed
- tests128 passed
- securityno issues
- deploylive
Nothing ships without the gate - 04
Maintain
We shift onto a monthly retainer with a minimum term, then it rolls on until you cancel with 30 days' notice. Fixes, iteration and infrastructure stay handled, so your team ships features instead of firefighting.
Monthly report- Uptime99.98%
- Fixes shipped14
- Incidents0 open
Sent on the first of every month
Build it once. Keep it alive.
Two phases, priced separately. Every engagement opens with a paid discovery, and that fee is credited against the build.
Build
one-offScoped, quoted and fixed before a line of code is written.
POA
- Discovery and technical scoping
- Design and full-stack build
- Payments, auth and integrations
- Deployment, CI/CD and handover
- Weekly demos through the build
Maintain
monthly · minimum termWhere the build ends and the long relationship starts.
POA
- Minimum term agreed up front, then cancel with 30 days' notice
- Basic or Priority support
- Hosting and infrastructure managed
- Monitoring, backups and incident response
- Agreed monthly development capacity
- Security patching and dependency upkeep
- Quarterly roadmap and cost review
Tell us what you are building.
One reply from a person who will actually work on it — usually inside a day. Bring a rough idea, a half-built product or a stack that needs to catch up.
Or email us directly at support@uplyfthq.dev