00About
We build so you don’t have to depend on us.
We are a software engineering company incorporated in Mexico City in 2025. We design, build and run digital platforms for companies.
We work by three rules. What we build for you is yours: you own the code, the docs and every account. If you need it, we also run it, with maintenance and an SLA in writing. And what we say can be checked, so we also tell you where each commitment ends.
01What defines us
Six services, one system.
Each service covers a stage in the life of a platform: deciding, building, running it and keeping it under control. Each layer starts from the decisions made in the one before.
- 01 · Architecture
Decide
What gets built, with which pieces and why. We put it in writing before you commit budget.
- Consulting and architectureA written diagnosis, roadmap and estimate, before you commit budget.
- 02 · Implementation
Build
Sites, applications and automations built on those decisions, in cycles you can review.
- Web and digital platformsCorporate sites, landing pages and admin panels your team can edit on its own, with the domain and the code in your name.
- Full-stack product developmentWe turn one of your business processes into a web application: interface, API, database, users and permissions.
- AI and automationLanguage model workflows connected to your data, with a quality evaluation and an estimate of what they cost to run.
- 03 · Operations
Run
Automated deployments, monitoring and runbooks. What we build can be run from day one.
- Cloud and DevOpsAutomated deployments, monitoring and runbooks, so your team can ship and recover the system without us.
- 04 · Maintainability
Keep under control
Access, dependencies and practices reviewed so the system stays understandable over the years, and stays yours.
- Security and technical governanceWe review a platform you inherited or are moving to a new vendor: ranked findings, access cleaned up and a fix plan.
You can hire one layer or several. What changes is where the work starts, not how it is documented or whose name it ends up in.
02Engineering philosophy
Clear structure for systems that change.
Every useful system changes. It ages well if its structure still makes sense as it grows. That is why each quality we aim for turns into concrete decisions.
Precisionrelated principle: expressed as fluidity
We define exactly where each part ends. That way a change can travel through the system without breaking the rest.
In practice
- Explicit contracts between services, data and deployments
- Parts that can be tested on their own
Adaptabilityrelated principle: expressed as adaptation
When requirements change, one part of the system is reorganised, not the whole system.
In practice
- Components with clearly bounded responsibilities
- Dependencies that can be swapped without rewriting the rest
Long-term maintainabilityrelated principle: expressed as growth
The system grows piece by piece on a documented base. Each new layer builds on the previous one without hiding it.
In practice
- Technical decisions recorded with their reasons
- Versions that already work, cycle by cycle
03How we collaborate
One method for every project.
Six phases, from diagnosis to operation. Not every project goes through them the same way: scope, responsibilities and deliverables depend on the engagement model and on what already exists. The diagnosis is paid, and if you go ahead with the project its fee is credited against the proposal.
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- 01Diagnosis
- 02Proposal
- 03Design
- 04Iterative build
- 05Handover
- 06Operation and evolution
- Engagement models
- Fixed-scope project
- Maintenance and operations retainer
- Block of hours
- What changes between projects
- The weight of each phase, the length of the cycles and what is delivered at the close. It is all written into the proposal before work begins.
04Principles and commitments
What we stand for, and where it ends.
A principle guides how we work. A commitment is written into each proposal and each contract. We keep the two apart so nothing reads as a promise that doesn’t exist.
- Working principle
- Proposed commitment · pending A-10
- Depends on the contract
Technical clarity
Working principleWe explain each technical decision for the people who decide, not only for the people who code: what each option involves and what risk it carries.
Limit: It is a way of working, not a deliverable with a fixed format.
Documentation
Proposed commitment · pending A-10It is written during the project, not at the end, and kept in your repository alongside the code.
Limit: Its scope is set in each project’s proposal.
Maintainability
Working principleGiven two solutions, we pick the one your team can understand, run and extend without us.
Limit: It does not mean a support period is included.
Transparency
Working principleEvery cycle you see a version that works, and any change of scope is reviewed in writing.
Limit: Each project's timelines are set in its proposal.
Responsible engineering
Working principleIf part of the problem doesn’t need a new platform, more infrastructure or AI, we tell you before building it.
Limit: It is a criterion for recommendations, not a guarantee of outcome.
Appropriate security practices
Proposed commitment · pending A-10We review access and dependencies, and leave an inventory of who has access to what and how to revoke it.
Limit: No practice makes a system invulnerable. The required level is agreed in the contract.
Technical handover
Depends on the contractAt the close, we transfer what we built to your company, with its documentation and a handover record.
Limit: What is transferred, and how, is set by each project's contract.
If this way of working fits what you need, the next step is to tell us about your case.
Where we work from
We operate from Mexico City and work with clients in other countries.
- Operations
Mexico City
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UTC−6 · 19.43° N · 99.13° W
- Clients
Mexico, United States, Spain, Estonia, and Japan
Where our clients are. No names or sectors: each client decides whether we mention them.
- Reference time
- Madrid
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- Tokyo
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- Miami
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To coordinate with you. These are not offices or support hours.
- Day and night
An approximation calculated from your device’s UTC time; accurate to about one degree.
06For procurement and suppliers
What your procurement team needs.
If you are setting us up as a supplier, this is what we can provide. Documents are sent through a secure channel when you request them; they cannot be downloaded from the site.
Request supplier documents- Invoicing
- CFDI 4.0 electronic invoices, the Mexican standard.
- Confidentiality and intellectual property
- We can sign NDAs and intellectual property agreements covering the deliverables.
- Supplier onboarding documents
- Articles of incorporation
- Legal representative’s power of attorney
- Tax status certificate
- Proof of address
- Tax compliance opinion
Available on request.
07Next step
Let's discuss your project.
Tell us what you need and what already exists. In the first conversation we get to know the problem; the scope comes later, in writing.
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