Pro bono
Impact
Is your work unpaid or sliding-scale? Does it serve people who can’t pay? Then apply to the Impact program. We review applications as they arrive, and you’ll hear back within 10 business days.
Read the programMazaya Studios · An impact studio in Calgary
We score every grassroots project on the good it does. Score high enough and we build it pro bono. Everyone else pays the rate.
A grassroots build costs $0. It is paid in impact.
It usually starts as half a sentence.
A sign-up page your campaign needed last month.
The app your customers keep asking about.
02 / The problem
There’s no budget. Or there’s no developer. Or the quote comes back and the start date is months away. So the idea sits in a notes app, and every month it waits there it gets a little easier to forget. Grassroots groups probably hit this wall hardest, because their work usually doesn’t pay.
03 / Who builds it
Pro bono
Is your work unpaid or sliding-scale? Does it serve people who can’t pay? Then apply to the Impact program. We review applications as they arrive, and you’ll hear back within 10 business days.
Read the programFor hire
Everyone else hires us. Mostly that means web and mobile apps. We also help teams set up AI coding agents, and work as a fractional CTO.
See services04 / The plan Step 1 of 3
You read the spec, fix what’s wrong and sign off. We write down every decision too, so nothing gets guessed.
04 / The plan Step 2 of 3
We build each piece on its own track, all at once. The work moves fast, and you can watch it happen.
04 / The plan Step 3 of 3
Every change has to pass automated checks and a review before it lands. When we’re done, the code is yours. So are the spec and the decision log.
05 / Proof
We built this page. It’s real-time 3D, running in your browser right now. Write-ups of past products go up one at a time, once we’ve checked every claim against the code that shipped it.
06 / Your turn
Tell us what it is and roughly when you need it. A rough budget helps too. If your work is grassroots and nobody’s paying for it, apply for pro bono instead.