Whatever feels stuck, there is a reason why.
Most projects start with an answer. The right question usually comes later.
Ainur works with teams to find the precise problem before anything gets built, then builds what solves it: product, design, engineering, and infrastructure. The same senior people do both.
What hurts right now?
You probably have a name for it already. Let's make sure it's the right one.
Not packages.
Starting points.
The wrong engagement can be as expensive as the wrong build. These are starting shapes. The actual scope comes out of the first conversation.
Advisory & Discovery
For teams that need to understand the problem before they commit to solving it. You leave with a clear scope, a recommended path, and a decision you can actually stand behind.
Product Build
For teams that know what needs to be built and need senior people to build it properly. Fixed scope, fixed price, same people from first call to last commit.
Embedded Team
For teams that need senior capacity working alongside them for the long run. Product, design, engineering, or infrastructure, depending on where the pressure is.
The work that's public.
Most of what we do stays private. These are the ones we can talk about, what we found, what we fixed, and what we got wrong along the way.
A quoting platform built for Dutch residential construction.
IB Groups needed a multi-user, CRM-integrated operations platform to run their quoting workflow. We built the full stack: calculator, auth, TeamLeader sync, and Dutch government address APIs. Shipped and running in production.
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We built it for ourselves, then the enterprise arrived.
UniDeck started in November 2024 as an internal tool for our own client juggling, and launched on Product Hunt that January at #2 Product of the Day. What the first companies asked for next is what turned it into a product.
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The creator holds the channel, not the platform.
A Station is an NFT the creator owns and can transfer, and the stream lives on IPFS, so it stays reachable even if the platform does not. Started at ETHGlobal SuperHack 2023, and still the thing we build when nobody is paying us to.
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These ranges exist so we can have an honest first conversation.
Find out what is actually broken before spending on the fix.
Senior team designs, builds, and ships the system.
We work inside your team on longer-running work.
Indicative starting floors, not fixed quotes.
Senior enough to say no.
Sometimes the most useful thing we can do is tell you the plan is wrong. That only works when we have nothing to gain from saying yes.
Active since
Long enough to have learned what actually fails in production, not just in demos.
Disciplines
Product, design, engineering, and infrastructure. One team, no handoffs between shops.
Dutch-registered
EU contracting and invoicing, in EUR, under Dutch law. Boring, and the first thing enterprise legal asks about.
The people who scope it, build it.
Four people. All senior. The ones you meet on the call are the ones on the engagement. That is not usually how this goes.
Not every project is right.
If any of these sound familiar, we are probably not the right fit.
- You need to scale to twenty engineers next quarter.
- You want execution without a conversation about direction.
- You need the lowest price, not the most considered engagement.
- You have a fixed deadline and a flexible scope.
- You want a marketing site, a brand refresh, or a landing page.
- You want a second opinion that agrees with the first one.
A first call should reduce uncertainty.
The goal is not to push every enquiry into a proposal. The goal is to decide whether there is a responsible path.
What are you trying to ship, fix, or simplify?
We look for urgency, risk, constraints, and whether we can help.
A 30–60 minute call with the people who would actually do the work.
A scoped next step, an alternative path, or an honest no.
If there is fit, the first engagement is sized to reduce the biggest uncertainty.
Tell us what feels stuck.
A first call is free. It takes 30–60 minutes and ends with a clear next step or an honest no. No pitch.
Tell us about the project