We've been through game development, finance, and the web. Games taught us to think about load and about the person on the other side of the screen. Finance taught us that mistakes cost money, so check twice. The web taught us to ship often, not eventually. Put those together and you get solutions each of those industries would find a bit odd on its own. They work. We don't like excess. We don't schedule a call when a message will do. We don't write reports nobody reads. We don't quote a deadline we don't believe in ourselves. If something goes off plan, you'll hear it from us, not from your logs. And we care what happens to the product a few years out. We build so that nothing has to be redone in a year, and nobody has to hunt down who wrote it in three.