IE "QBiX" · Kazakhstan & CIS · 2026, No. 01
Custom Development Studio

Amanix — digital products
built to last

We build websites, web apps, and mobile solutions on clean code: Vue 3 + Go. No CMS, no builders. Full cycle — from architecture to deployment and documentation. Kazakhstan and CIS countries.

Our Cases
3+
years of commercial development
11+
projects delivered to production
5 000+
active users in delivered products
5/5
average client rating
100%
projects delivered with documentation and access transfer

Who We Are

A studio that builds
digital products to last

Amanix — the outsourcing arm of IE QBiX. We have been operating in the Kazakhstani market for over three years, specializing in turnkey development of websites, web apps, SaaS platforms and mobile apps.

We don't use CMS builders, don't work from templates, don't crank out "sites in an evening on Tilda". Every project we deliver is code written from scratch for a specific client task, built to last and grow.

Over three years we have delivered more than eleven projects with an average client rating of 5 out of 5. The products we have built now have over five thousand active users. Our clients range from startups to large construction companies with multi-billion turnover.

We are based in Kazakhstan and understand the specifics of the local market: personal data legislation, multilingualism requirements, Kazakhstani e-commerce nuances, and cultural context. At the same time, we work internationally — our stack and approach are universal.

We don't want to be just another studio that assembles sites on a builder in a week and forgets about the client. Our goal is to build digital products that work for years and grow together with the business.

Amanix Philosophy

Our Approach

A development philosophy
that serves the client

In our industry there is a huge category of "developers" whose job ends when the client gets a pretty homepage and an admin panel password. Six months later — a dead end. We build differently.

Better to spend two extra weeks designing the architecture upfront than rewriting everything six months later to fit new requirements.

Principle #1 — Design

Architecture first — code second

Before writing the first line of code, we design the database structure, API schema, and application layer separation. This stage costs time but saves months down the road.

A client who came to us with a "simple landing page" will want to add a personal account, mobile app, and CRM integration a year later. Architecture laid from day one makes this possible without rewriting from scratch.

Three principles that must not be violated

Full client control
No dependency on our studio, no hidden payments for access to your own code, no forced "annual packages". If the client wants to hand the project to another team tomorrow — that is their legal right.
Documentation as part of the product
Every project is delivered with a full set of documentation: README, ARCHITECTURE, API, DEPLOY, DATABASE. A year later, a new developer can onboard in a day, not a month.
Delivery is not goodbye
For 30 days after launch we support the project for free. Any bugs — on our dime. This is not marketing — this is our quality guarantee.

Tool Selection

Why we don't use Tilda,
WordPress, Bitrix, or builders

Builders solve one task — quickly assemble a business card. They fundamentally cannot solve the task of building a digital product that needs to grow.

We hear this question at every first meeting and explain it in detail every time.

Tilda

Landing page builder

Doesn't scale
✕Catalog with filters — only via Zero Block with custom code
✕User personal account — impossible without third-party services
✕Multilingualism with separate SEO — not supported
✕Every non-standard block — a workaround or expensive plugin
✕Subscription fee for every additional service

WordPress

Blog platform turned CMS

Top target for hackers
✕More than half of all hacked sites in the world are WordPress
✕Every plugin — a potential vulnerability in the chain
✕Core updates break compatibility with plugins
✕Performance issues under load require constant optimization
✕Scaling hits the platform ceiling

Bitrix

Heavy enterprise CMS

Ecosystem lock-in
✕Expensive licenses and mandatory certified hosting
✕Any non-standard task — requires a Bitrix-certified developer
✕Massive server resource consumption
✕Leaving the platform = rebuilding everything from scratch
✕Developer rates significantly above market

Custom code is an investment, not an expense

Custom development costs more upfront — that is true. But for that difference the client gets three key things: full control over functionality, industry-standard security, and scalability without rewrites.

Simple math: one landing on Tilda — 100–300 thousand tenge, and every next project — again the same 100–300 thousand. One corporate site on a custom stack from 600 thousand — but it grows with the business, absorbs new product lines, and does not require "starting over" at the first serious expansion.

✓Any new feature — the way the business needs it, not the template
✓Security without dependency on hundreds of third-party plugins
✓From a thousand to a million visitors — without rewrites
✓Multilingualism with separate SEO for each language
✓Full code transferred to the client after payment
✓No subscription fees for access to your own code

Development Standards

Clean code only.
Not a slogan — specific practices

"Clean code" is not a marketing phrase. It is a concrete set of practices: structured architecture with explicit layer separation, clear naming, documentation for every public API, test coverage of critical business logic.

Why does the client need this? For a very simple reason: sooner or later the project will be handed to another team. Well-written code lets a new developer onboard quickly, without rewriting from scratch. In our practice there have already been cases where clients asked us to "finish a site started by another studio" — in the vast majority we recommended rewriting. We do not want our projects to ever become that kind of mess.

Linters and formatters
ESLint + Prettier for frontend, golangci-lint + gofmt for backend. Configured in every project, run automatically. Code that fails the linter never reaches the main branch.
Standardized structure
Every developer knows where to find routes, models, services, and config. Project structure is identical across all our products.
One function — one responsibility
Long "walls of code" at 500 lines are unacceptable. Every function performs exactly one action. This makes code testable, reusable, and modifiable without fear.
OpenAPI / Swagger documentation
Every API endpoint is documented in OpenAPI (Swagger) specification. Frontend developers work without needing to read backend code.
SOLID, DRY, and KISS — not a ritual
The principles are followed as a way to make code maintainable. Not as a checkbox in a standard, but as real protection against technical debt.
ARCHITECTURE.md in every project
Every architectural decision deviating from the standard is explained in a comment or in ARCHITECTURE.md. A year later, any developer understands the context.

Technologies

Stack is chosen for the task,
not imposed on the client

We don't have a "single right" stack. Technologies are chosen based on project specifics, load, budget, and client growth plans. But there is a core stack that covers 90% of tasks.

Frontend
Vue 3 Nuxt 3 TypeScript Pinia Vite Composition API

SSR via Nuxt for SEO-critical pages. TypeScript — always, without exceptions, in all application layers.

Backend
Go (Golang) Gin Fiber JWT RBAC REST API pgx GORM

Go — the primary language. High performance, minimal resource consumption, strict typing.

Databases
PostgreSQL Redis golang-migrate pgx pool Full-text search

PostgreSQL — primary DBMS. Redis — cache, sessions, rate limiting. Schema versioning via golang-migrate.

Infrastructure
Docker Nginx Linux VPS Let's Encrypt ufw Certbot

Containers, reverse proxy, automatic SSL. Full turnkey deployment included in every project.

Mobile
Capacitor iOS Android Vue 3 (shared)

The same Vue code runs in both the browser and the mobile app. Significant code reuse.

Code Quality
ESLint Prettier golangci-lint Dependabot OpenAPI

Automatic checks on every commit. Dependencies monitored for vulnerabilities.

We are not dogmatists. If the project requires Python for machine learning — we'll use Python. If Node.js is needed for compatibility with the client's ecosystem — we'll use Node.js. The key is that the choice is justified by the task, not trends. What we categorically do not do: work with proprietary CMS, use 1C-Bitrix, or build solutions on Tilda, Wix, or similar builders.

Architecture

We design
for scale from day one

We build projects with growth in mind. The architecture from the start provides for horizontal scaling, layer separation and the ability to move separate components to dedicated servers as load increases.

01
Stateless applications
The backend stores no state in process memory. All sessions are in Redis, all files in object storage. This allows spinning up an additional instance and load balancing at any time.
02
Clear layer separation
Handlers — HTTP only. Services — business logic. Repositories — data access. Domain — domain models. This allows changing the implementation (e.g., DB) without rewriting all the logic.
03
Connection pooling
Database connections are reused from a pool (pgx pool for Go). This is critical under high load — direct connections become a bottleneck at just hundreds of requests per second.
04
Redis caching
Frequently requested data is cached in Redis with TTL. This reduces DB load by dozens of times and speeds up API response for typical product scenarios.
05
Async operations
Long-running tasks (email, reports, image processing) run in background goroutines to avoid blocking the HTTP response and degrading UX.
06
Database migrations
golang-migrate for database schema versioning. No "I'll fix it manually in prod" — every schema change is reproducible and reversible.

As a project grows, individual modules can be extracted into microservices without rewriting the main codebase — thanks to clear layer boundaries.

Ready for separation

Application layers

HTTP Handlers — routing, request validation
Services — business logic, transactions
Repositories — data access, SQL/ORM
Domain — domain models, interfaces
PostgreSQL + Redis — data storage

Cybersecurity

Security is not a checklist
at the end of the project

According to open sources, in 2024–2025 Kazakhstan faced a sharp rise in cyberattacks: phishing, DDoS, DB leaks, CMS site breaches. In 2026 the Digital Code was adopted, establishing requirements for personal data protection. We treat security as a fundamental principle of development.

HTTPS + TLS 1.2+
All traffic via HTTPS only. HTTP automatically redirects. Let's Encrypt certificates with auto-renewal via cron. No self-signed certificates in production.
Secure authentication
Passwords are hashed with bcrypt. JWT is split into a short-lived access token (15–30 min) and a long-lived refresh token in Redis. Logout — immediate token revocation. 2FA support for critical accounts.
SQL injection protection
Parameterized queries and ORM everywhere. User input is never concatenated directly into SQL. Eliminates an entire class of OWASP Top-10 vulnerabilities.
XSS, CSRF, CSP
All user data is escaped before rendering. CSRF tokens on critical operations. Content Security Policy configured on a whitelist principle. Strict CORS mode.
Rate Limiting
All public endpoints have per-IP request limits per minute. Protection against brute-force, scrapers, and small-scale DDoS. Implemented via Redis.
Secure file uploads
Extensions are verified by actual file content, not just the name. Files are stored with UUID names — eliminates path traversal. Size limit is configured per endpoint.
Event logging
All critical events are logged: admin login, permission changes, data deletion, failed authorizations. Logs are stored for 30+ days with timestamp, IP, and user ID.
Automated backups
Full DB backup — once a day, incremental — every hour. Stored on separate storage. Backup restoration is tested regularly — not just in theory, but in practice.
Regular updates
Dependencies are updated regularly, vulnerabilities tracked via Dependabot and go-audit. "Don't touch it — it works" is not our principle. Outdated libraries are the leading source of vulnerabilities.
Principle of least privilege
RBAC: users receive only the access they actually need. Role separation (admin, manager, viewer) is implemented at the backend level, not just in the UI.

Multilingualism

Three languages by default —
not an option, a standard

The language issue in Kazakhstan is a sensitive and actively debated topic. This is not an abstract subject but a real factor that directly affects business every day. By default we include three languages in every project: Kazakh, Russian, and English.

Қазақ тілі

State language

According to the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kazakh is the state language. According to 2025 sociological studies, about 69% of citizens prefer Kazakh in everyday communication. The share of speakers is steadily growing, especially among the younger generation.

Under the Consumer Rights Protection Law, sellers are required to provide information in Kazakh and Russian. A website without a Kazakh version is at risk of complaints to the Committee for Consumer Rights Protection.

Русский язык

Officially used on equal footing

Russian is officially used alongside Kazakh in state bodies. In practice — the working language of a significant share of urban and business communication. Most advertising and commercial internet searches are conducted in Russian.

Services that operate only in Kazakh and refuse Russian speakers are also a violation. A well-built multilingual website protects the business from both extremes.

English

Investors and international audience

Kazakhstan actively attracts foreign investors. IT services exports in 2025 exceeded $1 billion. For premium segments (real estate, tourism, IT services) an English version is not a luxury — it is a necessity.

Foreign nationals constantly encounter the absence of English versions. This creates real barriers for investment and tourism.

Real cases: language scandals and their cost to business

Qazaq Coffee, Астана
Closed after a review about the absence of a Kazakh-language menu on 2GIS. A wave of public backlash — mass negative reviews, closure of the establishment.
ChocoFamily
Founder's statement → mass boycott of Chocolife, Chocofood, Chocotravel → app ratings collapsed → criminal case → rushed translation of all services into Kazakh.
Горнолыжный курорт Чимбулак
An administrator asked a client to repeat their request in Russian. Public crisis, official apology, staff dismissal.
Scat, ForteBank, Air Astana и другие
All major Kazakh brands have gone through language incidents in one way or another. The cost — reputation, clients, media attention.
01
Separate URLs for each language
We implement multilingualism through a full architecture: /kz/, /ru/, /en/. Each language version is a separate page with its own URL. This is critical for SEO: Google indexes each URL as a separate page.
02
hreflang between versions
hreflang tags are set between language versions — Google understands that it is the same page in different languages and shows the correct version to each user.
03
Dedicated SEO fields for each language
Title, meta description, OG tags, keywords, alt attributes — everything is written separately for each language. Not automatic translation, but real optimization for audience search queries.
04
Language context through the entire system
Forms, validation errors, email notifications, WhatsApp templates, CRM notes — everything in the client's language. The manager sees the lead's language in the system and knows which language to respond in.

Search Optimization

SEO is not a service after launch.
It is architecture from day one

On Tilda and WordPress, SEO is handled by plugins (Yoast, Rank Math) — the result is at the level of "checkboxes ticked". We do SEO deeper: at the level of server rendering, semantics, structured data, and Core Web Vitals.

Server-Side Rendering (SSR)
Nuxt 3 for all public pages. The search bot receives ready HTML with full content, not an empty div. SSR is critical for indexing — without it SPA sites lose in search rankings.
Semantic HTML markup
One h1 per page. Headings h1-h3 by content logic, not design. Lists in ul/ol, quotes in blockquote, articles in article. This gives search engines an understanding of structure.
Schema.org JSON-LD
Organization, Product, Article, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage, RealEstateListing — each page gets its own markup. Google shows rich snippets with stars and prices. CTR improves significantly.
Sitemap.xml automatically
Generated by the backend and updated when new content is added. Includes all language versions with correct hreflang. Google knows about every page without manual notifications.
Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS, INP — optimized at the development level. Lazy loading, WebP, correct image sizes, JS/CSS minification, critical CSS inlining, prefetch. Not after launch — during development.
Clean readable URLs
Instead of /article?id=123 we write /news/atamura-group-launched-new-zhk. URLs with keywords are a signal for the search engine and a clear address for the user at the same time.
Google Indexing API
When new content is added (residential complex, news, vacancy) the backend sends a notification to the Google Indexing API. Google crawls the page within minutes, not days. For real estate and e-commerce — a serious advantage.
Analytics GA4 + Search Console
Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Yandex Metrica with goal events. The client sees where traffic comes from, which queries drive it, where users drop off — from day one.
OG-теги и Twitter Card
Each page gets its own OG image, optimized for social networks. Beautiful preview when sharing in Telegram, WhatsApp, Twitter. Increases click-through rate and content distribution.

Turnkey Deployment

"Here's the code, figure out
the hosting yourself" — not us

Many studios end their work with the words "here's your repository". Not us. We bring every project to a fully working production state, including all infrastructure. The client receives a working site, not a set of files.

Domain and DNS
Domain registration, A-record setup, MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC for email. If the domain already exists — we configure it correctly.
VPS server for your load
We select hosting for the project (from 1,500 ₸/month for a landing to cloud for serious loads). Linux, Docker, Docker Compose, Nginx, Certbot, monitoring.
SSL certificates
Let's Encrypt with automatic renewal via cron. No manual operations every three months. HTTPS works from day one and does not expire unexpectedly.
Nginx как reverse proxy
Correct routing, gzip compression, static caching, WebSocket handling, request body limits. Configured for every project.
Monitoring and alerts
Uptime monitor, Telegram notifications on service failure. Optional — extended monitoring via Grafana with CPU, memory, and disk graphs.
Backup
Automatic DB and file backups. Stored on separate storage, not on the same server. Recovery is tested regularly.
Full access transfer
Hosting, SSH keys, domain, DB, admin panel — everything is transferred to the client in writing via a secure channel. The client owns the full infrastructure from day one.
Infrastructure documentation
SETUP.md / DEPLOY.md: how to rebuild the server from scratch, environment variables, how to manually renew SSL, how to roll back a deployment. Insurance when changing teams.

Documentation

The client must not
depend on our studio

This is a principle we hold firmly. Every project is delivered with a full set of documentation. If the client wants to work with another team or hire an in-house developer tomorrow — the transition will be painless.

README.md
General description, how to run locally, dependencies. The first thing a new developer sees.
ARCHITECTURE.md
System components, interactions, key decisions, and rationale. Context for understanding the code.
API.md / OpenAPI
All backend endpoints: methods, parameters, responses, error codes. Frontend never needs to read backend code.
DATABASE.md
Database structure, main tables, relationships, indexes. Useful for debugging and analytics.
DEPLOY.md
How to deploy the project on a new server from scratch, update, roll back. A guide for any DevOps.
ENVIRONMENT.md
All environment variables with explanations. A new developer can set up the local environment without questions.
CHANGELOG.md
Change history: what was added, fixed, removed. Updated at every release.
Code comments
In non-obvious places — an explanation of why this approach was chosen. Not spam above every line, but navigation through complex decisions.

A client who receives a well-documented project will always come back — because trust in the approach is worth more than the short-term gain of "lock-in" through deliberately obfuscated code.

Documentation as investment

What the client receives upon delivery

✓Full source code — transferable to any team
✓Access credentials: VPS, domain, DB, third-party services
✓Technical documentation (7 files)
✓30 days of free support (Business/Premium)
✓Legally secured code ownership rights

Support

30 days free after launch.
Not marketing — a guarantee

After the project is delivered to production we support it for free for 30 days. Any bugs — on our dime. This is our quality guarantee, not a line in the contract.

30 days — free
Warranty support
Any bugs in our code — we fix at our own expense
Answers to client team questions about system operation
Server and service stability monitoring
Help with initial content setup in the admin panel
Included in Business and Premium plans
Optional — paid maintenance
Long-term partnership
24/7 server uptime monitoring
OS and system package updates, vulnerability patching
Hosting, domain, and service payments on behalf of the client
Incident response: recovery, investigation
Minor improvements: SEO, content, UI edits
Monthly report: traffic, conversions, incidents

Paid maintenance is an option, not an obligation. We do not lock the client in and do not make maintenance the only way to use the project. If the client has an in-house technical specialist — that is enough for independent operation. We are always ready to engage for a specific task at an hourly rate.

How We Work

From first message
to production — days, not weeks

Over three years we have built a process where bureaucracy helps development rather than conflicting with it. From first contact to the start of development takes days.

0
Day zero
First contact
The client describes the task. We ask clarifying questions: budget, timeline, target audience, references, expected functionality. We respond on the day of inquiry.
1
Day one
Technical specification
Based on the discussion we prepare a brief spec: what we do, what we don't, the stack, key milestones, timeline, and cost. We agree with the client and adjust project scope.
1–3
Days 1–3
Contract and 50% advance
We sign a software development contract. It fixes everything: what we do, the timeline, the cost, acceptance conditions, code rights transfer. The client pays 50% upfront.
2–4
Days 2–4
Development start
We don't wait a week after signing. As soon as the advance is received — the team starts on the project. DB and API architecture is designed in parallel.
Development
Phased delivery with demos
After each phase the client sees the result: a demo version, working prototype, test stand. Transparency and the ability to adjust direction at any point.
Final
Deploy, handover, payment
Production deployment, testing, delivery, payment of the second half, transfer of all access and documentation. The project is live. 30-day support begins.

Timelines by project type

Landing page with a form from 3 d.

from 200,000 ₸ · up to 5 pages, contact form, analytics, deployment

Site with admin panel from 7 d.

from 600,000 ₸ · multi-page, DB, personal account, 30 days of support

Platform / SaaS from 14 d.

from 1,200,000 ₸ · SSR, PostgreSQL+Redis, Docker, scalability, monitoring

Timelines fixed in the contract. Phased delivery. No surprises mid-project. Response to the client on the day of inquiry.

Portfolio

Three flagship cases
from different industries

Among completed projects — a mobile app for a major university, a proprietary SaaS platform for the restaurant business, and a corporate platform for a developer with multi-billion turnover.

Mobile App · Education

Narxoz Sport Hub

Cross-platform mobile app for managing the sports infrastructure of Narxoz University (Almaty). Court and hall booking, training schedules, notifications, visit history. iOS and Android from a single codebase in Vue + Capacitor.

Vue 3CapacitorGoPostgreSQL
iOS + Android
cross-platform from a single codebase
5/5
client rating
SaaS Platform · HoReCa

QBiX Menu

Proprietary SaaS platform for digital QR menus in the restaurant business of Kazakhstan. Menu management via a convenient admin panel, online orders directly from the table, analytics, multilingualism (KZ/RU/EN), POS integration. Launched in production in 2025.

Vue 3GoPostgreSQLRedis
2025
year of production launch
SaaS
Amanix's own product

Ready to discuss your project?

Describe the task — we'll send you a timeline and cost estimate within a few hours. Free, no obligations. Official contract, phased payment, full code ownership package.

WhatsApp +7 700 123 08 01

Market Context

Kazakhstan 2026: digital
transformation in full swing

2026 — Year of Digitalization and AI

By decree of President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, 2026 has been declared the Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence

We are building a studio in a country experiencing one of the most intense waves of digital transformation in the region. This is not a backdrop to our work — it is the context that drives demand for custom development.

2 трлн ₸
Kazakhstan IT services market volume
as of 2025 · 2.1× growth over 4 years
>$1 млрд
Kazakhstan IT services exports
2025 · early achievement of presidential target
18 000+
IT companies in the country
+16% growth in recent years
1.74 трлн ₸
IT services market in 2024
+36.3% year-on-year
24 место
UN e-government ranking
among world countries
7–13%
annual IT specialist salary growth
Казахстан 2025–2026

What does this mean for the custom development segment? Demand is growing precisely because business understands: you can't go far on builders. When the state moves to Data-Driven Government, when eGov runs on a national AI platform, when startups attract venture funding through Qazaqstan Venture Group — business needs digital products of a different caliber. Not a "site with a photo" and a contact phone, but a full digital infrastructure: personal accounts, APIs, integrations, analytics, security.

At the same time, regulatory pressure is increasing: the Digital Code of 2026 established requirements for personal data protection and citizens' digital rights. Compliance with these requirements is no longer a "nice bonus" but a condition for operating in the market for any company processing citizens' data.

Our Own Product

QBiX Menu — we build
not just for clients

In addition to outsource development we are growing our own SaaS product. This is proof of our expertise: we don't just write code for others, we ourselves run a commercial platform in production.

Our own SaaS product

QBiX Menu

Digital QR menu platform for the restaurant business of Kazakhstan. Replaces paper menus with a digital version accessible via QR code — no app download required. Launched in production in 2025.

2025
launch year
KZ/RU/EN
three menu languages
HoReCa
market segment
Digital QR menu
Categories, dish photos, descriptions, and prices. No app download — just scan the QR code at the table.
Online orders from the table
The guest selects dishes — the order automatically goes to the waiter and kitchen. Speeds up service.
Convenient admin panel
Menu changes appear instantly. No more reprinting and outdated paper versions.
Multilingualism KZ/RU/EN
Each dish has a description in three languages. Especially important for venues with international guests.
Analytics and reports
Popular dishes, peak hours, average check, view-to-order conversion. Data for growth.
Table reservations
Table management, reservations, and collecting guest reviews right after the visit.
Why this matters for our clients: working with our own product gives us insider understanding. We know what it means to run a SaaS platform with real clients, how to handle incidents, how to evolve a product based on user feedback, how to balance new features with stability. This directly translates into the quality of outsource development for clients.

Pricing

Transparent pricing.
No hidden fees

Official contract, phased payment 50/50, fixed timelines. Full code ownership package — after final payment.

Starter
Quick launch

For businesses that need results in days

от 200 000 ₸ from 3 business days
Up to 5 pages or sections
Contact form with notifications
Responsive layout + SEO + analytics
Hosting deployment, SSL
2 rounds of revisions included
Order Starter
Recommended
Business
Site with admin panel

Manage content independently, without a developer

от 600 000 ₸ from 7 business days
Multi-page site, unlimited pages
Proprietary DB: products, clients
Custom-built admin panel
Personal account with access levels
30 days of support included
Order Business →
Premium
Platform built to scale

SaaS, marketplace, enterprise platform

от 1 200 000 ₸ from 14 business days
Nuxt 3 SSR / Vue 3 + Go backend
PostgreSQL + Redis + Docker
Scalable architecture
Grafana monitoring + backups
30 дней поддержки включено
Order Premium
Official contract · 50% advance · Balance after delivery · Full code ownership package

Why Clients Choose Amanix

Ten reasons that
speak for themselves

Clean code
Architecture, comments, documentation. Code you can proudly hand off to another team three years later.
Legal protection
Software development contract with all conditions fixed. Phased 50/50 payment protects both parties.
Full stack under one roof
Frontend, backend, mobile, deployment, infrastructure — one point of contact for the entire project. No need to coordinate three contractors.
SEO from day one
Semantics, meta tags, Schema.org, Core Web Vitals — configured during development, not after launch. SSR where needed.
Multilingualism by default
Kazakh, Russian, English in every project — at the level of separate URLs for dedicated SEO per language.
Cybersecurity as a standard
HTTPS, XSS/CSRF/SQL protection, rate limiting, bcrypt, JWT with revocation, regular backups — included in every project.
Fixed timelines
Deadlines are written into the contract. Phased delivery with demos after each stage gives full progress visibility.
Transparent communication
Response the same day. Regular status updates, interim results without reminders. No "I'll get back to you next week".
Client independence
Full ownership package, documentation, access transfer. No forced "annual maintenance packages". Your code — yours.
Own product experience
QBiX Menu — we run a commercial SaaS platform in production. This gives us insight that purely outsourcing studios lack.