Work with us
We are a small remote team and we hire slowly. If you like doing work properly and explaining it in plain words, we would like to hear from you.
We are not going to pretend we are a rocket ship with free lunches. We are a small team that builds software for businesses and sells a few tools of our own. The work is real, the clients are real, and nobody here is managing five layers of people.
What that means for you: you will talk to clients, you will own what you build, and you will see your work go live. It also means there is nobody to hide behind on a bad week. Some people love that. Some do not. Better to know now.
What it is like here
Remote, properly
Not "remote but come in on Tuesdays". We have been fully remote since 2015 and the process is built for it.
We pay for test tasks
If we ask you to build something as part of hiring, we pay for it. Free work is not a hiring process.
You will talk to clients
No layer of managers translating between you and the person whose problem you are solving. It is faster, and you learn more.
Plain words, always
We explain things simply, to clients and to each other. Nobody scores points for sounding clever.
Time zones respected
We work with clients everywhere, which means someone always has an awkward hour. We share that around instead of dumping it on one person.
We say no to bad work
We turn down projects that are set up to fail. You will not be asked to build something you know is wrong.
The kind of people we look for
Not all of these are open right now. Write to us anyway. We keep good applications.
Full-stack developer
You are comfortable moving between the database, the API and the screen. You have inherited someone else's code before and lived to tell the story.
Frontend developer
You care that a page loads fast on a mid-range phone. You can build an interface without reaching for a framework every time.
Product designer
You design screens people can use without a manual. You can explain why a layout works, not only that it looks nice.
Graphic designer
Brand work, product imagery, social and print. You are as careful with a 16 pixel icon as with a full page.
Software engineer (desktop)
You build things that run on a machine rather than in a browser. Windows work especially.
AI / prompt engineer
You can tell when a model is the right answer and when a plain rule is better. You test outputs instead of trusting them.
QA engineer
You break things on purpose and write down exactly how, so a developer can fix it in one go.
SEO & content writer
You write in plain English that anyone can read, and you know why a page ranks. No keyword stuffing.
How to apply
No forms with twenty fields. One message is enough.
Send us something you made
A link, a repository, a screenshot, a document. Anything real beats a CV full of adjectives.
Tell us one decision you made in it
Why you built it that way, and what you would do differently now. This is the part we actually read.
We reply either way
Yes or no, you get an answer. Being ignored after applying is rude and we do not do it.
Questions about working here
Think you would fit?
Send us your work and one honest paragraph about it. That is the whole application.