End-to-End Mobile Apps & E-Commerce Agency

Web Experiences

Wordpress & WooCommerce

WordPress &
WooCommerce

Custom themes. Custom plugins. Headless builds.
WooCommerce subscriptions, multi-currency, middleware,
ERP integrations. The stuff most agencies won't take on.

Custom themes. Custom plugins. Headless builds. WooCommerce subscriptions, multi-currency, middleware, ERP integrations. The stuff most agencies won't take on.

Custom themes. Custom plugins. Headless builds.
WooCommerce subscriptions, multi-currency, middleware,
ERP integrations. The stuff most agencies won't take on.

15 years of WordPress,
the hard parts included

Why We're a WordPress-First Studio

We've been working with WordPress for over 15 years, building custom sites, contributing to the community, and staying close to how the platform evolves. It's the foundation most of our web projects are built on.

More recently, we've also been working with Framer CMS. Both have their place: WordPress is the better fit when you need flexibility, custom functionality, or a serious e-commerce setup; Framer works well for simpler, design-led sites where speed of publishing matters most. We're comfortable with both and will recommend whichever makes more sense for the project.

15+ years active development across custom themes, plugins, REST APIs, and

Community contributors we host local WordPress Meetups, run WordCamps,

Custom plugins & themes built from scratch for clients across Europe,

WordPress Translation active contributors to the Hindi translation project

What we build with WordPress

Custom Plugin Development

Custom WordPress and Shopify plugins built for your exact business logic. Payment flows, custom checkout, anything off-the-shelf can't handle.

Custom Theme Development

Themes built from scratch to match your brand and your team's workflow. WordPress, WooCommerce, or Shopify. No marketplace templates.

WooCommerce & Subscriptions

Recurring billing, delivery scheduling, customer self-service, multi-currency. The kind of subscription work we shipped for Träningsmat in Sweden.

Multisite & Enterprise

Multisite setups, multi-brand operations, inventory across locations, role-based access. Built for teams running more than one storefront.

Headless & Modern Frontends

WordPress, Shopify, or Strapi as the backend. Next.js, Nuxt, or Framer on the front. Faster sites, better Core Web Vitals, the data layer your team already knows.

Global Commerce

Multi-currency, multi-language, multi-region. Credit cards, digital wallets, buy-now-pay-later, even crypto. Tax and shipping rules handled per region.

How we approach WordPress

Fifteen years of building on WordPress has made us opinionated. Here's how we think about the platform.

On Gutenberg and page builders

We avoid page builders by default. Gutenberg with ACF Pro gives the client a clean editorial experience without the performance cost or vendor lock-in. We work in Elementor when a client wants it, or when we inherit a site that's already on it.

On plugins

We try to build with code first, plugins second. Every plugin is another dependency, another update cycle, another way a site can break. We use the well-built ones (WooCommerce, Yoast, ACF Pro, WP Rocket) and write the rest ourselves.

On headless WordPress

Headless earns its keep when design ambition or performance demands push beyond what a traditional theme can deliver. We usually pair WordPress with Next.js for these. When the project doesn't need that complexity, traditional WordPress is still the right answer.

On hosting

For most builds we recommend Kinsta. For smaller sites, Hostinger is a reasonable start. We don't bundle hosting. It stays in your name, on your account, where it should be.

On ACF and custom blocks

ACF Pro is standard on every build. Custom Gutenberg blocks built as ACF Blocks. A well-built ACF setup is the difference between a CMS the team enjoys and one they avoid.

One opinion on how we work

The biggest mistake we see is treating launch as the finish line. A site that ships in good shape and then sits untouched is a site that's slowly breaking. Good WordPress work is continuous, especially for e-commerce, where the difference between a maintained site and a neglected one shows up in revenue.

On where WordPress is going

WordPress runs over 40% of the web. It isn't dying, it's evolving. The plugin sprawl and dashboard experience need work, but in an AI era where clients want a stable, well-documented CMS that doesn't depend on a single vendor's roadmap, WordPress has a clear edge.