A portfolio you canopen and useright now.
The portfolio opens at a link. 26 live demo sites, no enquiry and no sign-up: the menu, the forms, the catalogue and all three languages work on a real page. Add 3 days in the admin panel, no card. Every job gets written up the same way: the brief, what we built, what changed, what comes next.
26
ready themed sites you can open and click through
35
premium section kinds in the builder catalogue
3 days
admin access with no card, so you can check for yourself
What you can open and verify
The four shapes a project arrives in
The first takes minutes. The last starts with a brief. The other two sit somewhere between them, and a call is usually where we work out whether a theme from the catalogue covers you or you need a separate build.
What a write-up of a job actually contains
The brief explains the decision, and the decision explains the number. We do that write-up for every job we take on: screen by screen on a call, then in writing after the brief.
The brief and the constraints
What hurt in the business before the site, what the budget and deadline were, what could not be touched. Constraints matter more here than the brief itself: they explain why the answer looks like this and not like something prettier.
Written into the brief
What we built
A list of decisions, not a list of pages. Why this structure, why these sections, and where we dropped the striking option in favour of the one that works.
Decisions, not screenshots
What changed
The figures come from the client's own analytics and enquiries, the ones they can open and re-check themselves. We ask for analytics access at the start of a project so the write-up has something to show.
Numbers from the client's analytics
What was left out, and what we would do differently
The part a portfolio usually cuts. It shows how we behave when something goes off plan, which is the thing you are really buying.
A plan of the next steps
What is already built and running right now
26
ready themed sites
Each opens in the catalogue as a live page, not as a picture
35
premium section kinds
A 20,000 ₸/mo premium components module, or a 32,800 ₸/mo preset
19
tools the assistant has
It edits content in the admin panel and always waits for your approval
3
site languages
Russian, Kazakh and English in one admin panel
How a niche demo differs from a commissioned project
Both are ours, and both end in a working site. The difference is which parts are already assembled and which get designed for you. And when you get to see them.
| Demo from the catalogue | Commissioned project | |
|---|---|---|
| Can be viewed before we talk | After the brief | |
| Design | One of the ready themes | Its own, from scratch |
| Page structure | Assembled from the builder's ready sections | Designed around the task |
| Copy and photos | Demonstration content, replaced in the admin | Yours from the start |
| The enquiry form feeds the kanban | ||
| All 3 site languages | ||
| Edits without a developer | ||
| Time to a working site | Minutes after you subscribe | In the estimate after the brief |
| Cost | from 12,800 ₸ a month | from 1,500,000 ₸ per project |
If the catalogue holds a theme close to your niche, the subscription covers the job within minutes of signing up, from 12,800 ₸ a month. Unusual logic is our work too: a bespoke build from 1,500,000 ₸.
What is open immediately, and what will never appear here
The left-hand column is what you can check today. The right-hand one is a rule that protects our clients and you alike: somebody else's name is published only with the owner's written consent.
We show
Everything you can open or verify yourself
- Live demo sites in the catalogue, with no enquiry and no sign-up
- Admin access on your own site: 3 days, no card
- The page structure, screen by screen, on a call
- The estimate and the timeline in writing after the brief
- What went wrong on a project, and why
What you will not see here
One publishing rule, the same for every project
- Logos of companies that never agreed to appear
- Reviews with no name and no way to check them
- Growth percentages with no link to the client's analytics
- Other people's work lifted from template collections
- Projects under NDA, not even anonymised
Our portfolio opens at a link: 26 live sites, not pictures arranged in a convincing order.
Open any themed site in the catalogue and walk it as a visitor: the menu, the forms, the catalogue and all three languages work. Then start a trial: three days in the admin panel, no card, the editor and the whole base section set. The AI assistant is included in the subscription — roughly 200 requests a month — and the 35 premium sections cost 20,000 ₸ a month. You can check the lot by hand in one evening, before you pay a tenge.
Three ways to see the work rather than a description of it
All three are available before you pay anything, and two of them before you even speak to us.
The demo catalogue
The ready themed sites open like ordinary pages: you can scroll them, press the buttons and send the form. That is our showcase of work, except it is live.
Your own site for three days
A trial, no card: the technical address is issued at once, and the admin panel and the editor with its base section set are open in full. The AI assistant is included in the subscription; the 35 premium sections cost 20,000 ₸/mo.
A walkthrough on a call
We go through the pages and explain why the structure is what it is: where a section is working towards an enquiry, and where it is simply there because it looks good.
What is available immediately, and what on request
The left-hand column needs neither a call nor an email. The right-hand one needs a conversation, because that is where someone else's data and someone else's consent appear.
Right now, without an enquiry
On request, after we speak
What people ask about our work
Direct answers to what people ask before the first call.
Tell us about the project and we will show the closest thing already running
Describe the task in two sentences. We will tell you whether the catalogue holds a theme that covers it without any development, or whether this is a case for a separate project.
- We reply during working hours: Mon-Fri, 09:00-18:00
- The enquiry lands on a kanban board, not in a shared inbox
- A repeat enquiry is never merged into the first: write twice and we see both times
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