RIGA · N8N · CLAUDE · NEXT.JS
We automate the process that eats the most hours in your team
A small studio from Riga. We take one process that is still done by hand — request handling, reports, syncing systems — and automate it end to end. We ship our own products to production and real users, and do the same for clients. The estimate is fixed before work starts.
Free. You leave with a diagram and an estimate, even if you buy nothing.
- since 2020
- Working since
- 50+
- Projects in production
- 3 days
- Work starts in
- invoice in EUR
- Payment
01 · WHAT WE DO
Four things
Site, automation, search and reputation — in one pair of hands. Usually this is split across four contractors, each pointing at the next.
N8N + CLAUDE
Process automation
We remove the manual steps where data gets retyped between windows: request handling, reports, syncing systems.
A Madrid marketplace reconciled prices and stock across six platforms by hand — 8 hours a week. After an n8n pipeline the reconciliation takes 15 minutes.
Read more →NEXT.JS
Next.js development
Customer portals, internal dashboards and product sites — from architecture to production and support.
A customer portal for The Treasury: statuses, documents and order history in self-service. Support load dropped 42% in the first week.
Read more →YANDEX + GOOGLE
SEO
I take a site to the top of Yandex and Google on commercial queries and keep it there.
A cleaning company in St Petersburg: top of Yandex and Google in six months, +45% organic traffic and +50% leads from search.
Read more →SERM + CROWD
Search reputation
Managing what a person sees about you when they google your company name.
A client googles you before paying and the first thing they see is a two-year-old review. We work with exactly what search shows on your brand.
Read more →02 · WHAT CAME OUT
What we have shipped
Our own products are labelled separately — those are ours, not client work.
inestroy — house construction
A construction company site where the request reaches the manager with the house parameters already in it, not a blank “call me back”.
Lumi.CRM — HR platform
lumicrm.ruDesigned and shipped a full-cycle HR platform: hiring runs 3× faster, recruiter routine down 70%.
NOVLY — clothing and footwear store
A turnkey online store: filtered catalogue, cart, payment, personal account — a full purchase cycle, not a shop window.
03 · HOW WE MEASURE
How we decide whether it paid off
Before we start, we measure how many hours the process eats today. After launch, we measure again. The difference, multiplied by your own hourly rate, is the result. If the numbers do not add up, we say so instead of drawing up a nice report.
WORKED EXAMPLE — DATAPAY.IO
| Before: first support reply | 4 days |
|---|---|
| After: first support reply | 1 hour |
| Cost per handled ticket | −45% |
A fintech service in the EU: Claude triages support requests. The client is not named by agreement; the numbers come from the live project.
04 · HOW WE WORK
How the work runs
Four steps, and at each one you can see what you are paying for.
- 01
Process review
A 45-minute call. We look at one process: who does what by hand, and where data gets retyped from one window into another. You leave with a diagram even if we never work together.
- 02
Estimate before the start
We write down what we build, in what order and for how much. The figure is fixed before work begins. If the scope grows along the way, we discuss it beforehand, not in the invoice.
- 03
1–2 week sprints
A demo on real data every Friday. Not slides, not a progress percentage: a working screen you can click through yourself.
- 04
Handover and support
We document it, train whoever will actually use it, and stay reachable afterwards. The credentials are yours, the code is yours.
Latest issue
This week, with our take
Market news with what it actually means for your process. Four stories a week, each with one concrete action instead of a summary.
This week: compliance is quietly becoming an automation problem
Four stories with our take: enterprise automation alternatives, SOC 2 evidence collection as a workflow, what vendor privacy terms actually change for you, and why adoption is slower than the vendors promised.
Read the issue →05 · WHO DOES THE WORK
Who does the work
Dilyus Gabitov
strategy, search and reputation
Runs the process review, puts together the estimate and owns the outcome of the project. Works on search and reputation: keywords, technical baseline, and what the first page shows for your brand. Since 2020; before that on the client side, which is where he learned what these processes look like from the inside.
Automation and integrations
Builds the flows on n8n and Claude: lead intake, bots, CRM and inventory exchange, recurring reports. Owns the part where automation must not fail silently: monitoring, least-privilege access per action, a separate key per flow.
Development
Writes the frontend and backend on Next.js: sites, customer portals and internal panels. Owns page speed, mobile layout and making sure forms and integrations work outside the demo too.
Show us the one process that annoys you most
We spend 45 minutes on it together. You leave with a diagram and an estimate — even if you buy nothing from us.