The machine writes the code.
A person answers for it.
We build websites, SaaS and native mobile apps for businesses. LLMs do the heavy lifting; an experienced developer talks to you, checks every change and ships it. $100 a month per app — hosting, backups and monitoring included.
human talks, decides, checks [LL]M drafts, codes, tests
Who does what
human an experienced developer
- Is your one point of contact — by mail, chat or a call.
- Turns what you say into a plan before anything is built.
- Reads and tests every change the machine makes.
- Catches what the machine gets wrong: edge cases, security, the thing you meant but didn't say.
- Decides what ships, and answers for it.
[LL]M the language model
- Drafts screens, pages and APIs in minutes, not weeks.
- Writes the boring parts: forms, tables, emails, admin.
- Writes tests for its own code.
- Never talks to you directly.
- Never ships anything nobody checked.
That's why it costs a fraction of a classic agency, and why you never get the unchecked output of a chatbot.
$100 a month. Per app. That's the whole price list.
One app is one thing your customers use. Pick what you need and see the bill.
Your monthly bill
Total$100/month
Every app includes
- Building it, with a human developer
- Hosting
- 500 MB of data
- Daily backups
- Monitoring
- CDN
- HTTPS certificate
After 12 months, the code is yours.
Every line, every file, in your own repository. Want it sooner? In the first 3 months, $1,000 in total makes it yours — what you've paid counts (pay $1,000 in month one and you own it). After month 3 it's $1,200 minus your first 3 months: $900 more.
The no frustration timeline
The same app, the same twelve months. On the left, Hu[LL]Man. On the right, doing it yourself with Claude Code or Codex and nobody experienced checking the output.
Month 1
Hu[LL]Man a developer checks every change
$100spent so far
Frustration: none
DIY Claude Code / Codex, on your own
$220spent so far
Frustration: a little
An illustrative scenario, not a record of any specific product or customer. DIY costs: a $200/month AI coding subscription, your own hosting, and what incidents cost to fix. Hu[LL]Man: $100/month per app, hosting and backups included.
Questions
- What counts as one app?
- One thing your customers use. A SaaS is one app. A native iPhone app is one app; a native Android app is another, so both is $200 a month. A cross-platform app (Flutter, React Native or HTML) for mobile or desktop counts as one, however many platforms it runs on.
- Who do I actually talk to?
- A human developer — always the same one for your project. The language model does the typing; it never talks to you and nothing it writes ships unchecked.
- What's in the $100?
- Building the app with your developer, plus hosting with 500 MB of data, daily backups, monitoring, a CDN and an HTTPS certificate.
- When do I get the code?
- After 12 months of paying for an app, its code is yours. Before that: in the first 3 months, $1,000 in total makes it yours and what you've paid counts. After month 3 it's $1,200 minus your first 3 months, so $900 more.
- Is AI-written code any good?
- Unchecked, often not. That's the point of the human in the middle: an experienced developer reads, tests and fixes every change before it reaches you.
Tell us what to build.
A few lines is enough. A developer — a person — writes back.