Yes, and there is nothing to unlock at the end of it. We are not selling a paid discovery phase on the back of the call. If it is useful and you never write to us again, that is a fine outcome — it costs us half an hour, and it is how we would want to be treated.

What if you are not the right people for it?

Then we say so on the call, and where we can we tell you who is. We would rather lose the project than take one we would run badly — the second one costs you a year and costs us a reference.

Do I need anything prepared?

No. A rough sense of the problem is enough, and “I am not sure what I need” is a perfectly good place to start — working that out is most of what the call is for. If you do have a brief, a spreadsheet or an existing system, mention it in the form and we will read it beforehand.

What if I need to move or cancel it?

The confirmation email carries a cancellation link, so you never have to write to us to free the slot up. Move it as many times as you need to — a rescheduled call is still a call.

Free consultation

Thirty minutes, no pitch deck

A call with an engineer and a strategist to work out what you actually need — including telling you if that is not us.

30 minutes
No cost, no obligation
An engineer and a strategist

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30-minute call
Times shown in your timezone (UTC)

Pick a date

Available times

Morning

Afternoon

How the half hour goes

0–10 min — You talk, we listen
What you are trying to achieve, what is in the way, and what you have already tried. Nothing from us in this part but questions.
10–25 min — We ask the awkward ones
The questions that decide the cost — who owns the data, what the deadline actually is, what happens if it slips. This is the part people tell us was worth the half hour.
25–30 min — You get a straight answer
Roughly what it takes, roughly what it costs, and whether we are the right people for it.

Who you will be talking to

Al-Anoud ShabanFounder & Chief Executive Officer
Laith AlmasriChief Technology Officer

You will be on the call with the people who would do the work — not with a salesperson who has to check and come back to you.

They refused to do a big-bang launch, which annoyed me at the time. We traded through the entire migration without a single hour of downtime, so they were right.
Faisal Al Mazrouei, Chief Operating Officer, Nakheel Home

Before you book

The four questions people ask us first

Is it actually free?: Yes, and there is nothing to unlock at the end of it. We are not selling a paid discovery phase on the back of the call. If it is useful and you never write to us again, that is a fine outcome — it costs us half an hour, and it is how we would want to be treated.
What if you are not the right people for it?: Then we say so on the call, and where we can we tell you who is. We would rather lose the project than take one we would run badly — the second one costs you a year and costs us a reference.
Do I need anything prepared?: No. A rough sense of the problem is enough, and “I am not sure what I need” is a perfectly good place to start — working that out is most of what the call is for. If you do have a brief, a spreadsheet or an existing system, mention it in the form and we will read it beforehand.
What if I need to move or cancel it?: The confirmation email carries a cancellation link, so you never have to write to us to free the slot up. Move it as many times as you need to — a rescheduled call is still a call.