Start a conversation with our team
If you're working on a project and want to know whether we're a fit, send us a message. We'll reply with a few questions and, if it looks like a match, propose a short scoping call.
Direct lines to the studio
Phone
+1 (815) 934-4003Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM. For project inquiries, email is usually the faster route — we can read the details before replying.
Tell us what you're building
A short, specific message gets a faster and more useful answer than a long one. Use the form to describe the project, or write to us directly and we'll take it from there.
What helps us most
- What the product or service does, and who it is for
- What already exists — designs, code, or nothing yet
- Any deadline or launch date you are working toward
- A budget range, if you have one in mind
If you don't have all of that figured out yet, that's fine. Tell us what you do know, and we'll ask the rest.
How to reach us
You can reach the studio by email at kanogml1201@gmail.com or by phone at +1 (815) 934-4003. For project inquiries, email is usually faster than phone, because we can review the details before responding.
We're based in Tbilisi (GMT+4) and work with clients across the EU, the US, and Kazakhstan. Studio hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Where the work starts
Most projects begin with a description, a few screenshots, or a question we can answer in one call.
What happens after you send a message
No auto-replies and no waiting in a queue. A person reads your message and answers it.
Working across timezones
Tbilisi runs on GMT+4, which overlaps comfortably with European business hours and leaves a usable morning window for US clients. Asynchronous communication carries most of the project — we keep calls focused on decisions rather than status updates.
Europe
Most of the working day overlaps. Calls land inside normal office hours on both sides.
United States
We schedule calls in the morning Eastern time, which sits late afternoon in Tbilisi.
Kazakhstan
One hour ahead of Tbilisi, so the working day lines up almost exactly.
Written first
Specs, feedback, and reviews move in writing so nobody has to be online at the same hour.
What we need from you to scope a project
For a meaningful proposal we need concrete inputs. If you would rather start with a conversation instead of a written brief, that works too.
A description of the product or problem
Two or three paragraphs is plenty. We need to understand what the thing does and where the current friction sits.
Existing designs or code
Files, repositories, or a link to what is live now. Even a rough prototype helps us judge how much groundwork already exists.
Who the end users are
Customers, internal teams, or both. It changes how we think about interface design, access, and support.
Hard deadlines or constraints
Launch dates, compliance requirements, an existing platform you have to stay on. The more concrete the inputs, the more useful the proposal.
Questions we can answer before you commit
Not every conversation needs to lead to a project. If you are trying to decide between two approaches, comparing vendors, or working out whether AI is relevant to your workflow, we are happy to talk that through. A short call is often enough to clarify the direction.
Can we talk before we have a brief? Open
Yes. Plenty of projects start as a conversation about two possible directions rather than a written specification. Bring what you have — even a rough idea — and we will ask the questions that shape it.
What does a scoping call actually cover? Open
Thirty minutes on scope, constraints, and what a first phase would realistically contain. We will tell you what we would need to know before quoting, and whether a phased approach makes more sense than one large engagement.
Do you work with clients outside Georgia? Open
Yes. We work with clients in the EU, the US, and Kazakhstan, alongside teams in Tbilisi. Timezone differences are handled in writing, with calls saved for the decisions that need a conversation.
Should I include a budget range? Open
If you have one in mind, include it. It saves everyone a round of awkward questions and lets us suggest a scope that fits rather than one you have to trim later.
Find the studio in Tbilisi
The main office sits on Kote Marjanishvili Street in central Tbilisi. If you are visiting in person, send a message first so someone is there to meet you.
19 Kote Marjanishvili St, Tbilisi 0102, Georgia
Ready when you are
Send the project context, book a scoping call, or ask the question you have been sitting on. Whichever route you take, a person on the team will read it.