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Websites built for speed, not just looks.

We build high-performance websites and web applications on modern, server-rendered architecture. Fast from first byte, scalable as traffic grows, and easy to build on.

The challenge

Most websites are built on generic building blocks that get slower with every plugin added. The result looks fine in a demo but loses visitors on mobile and loses ground on Google because it's slow.

How we build it

01

Server-rendered from the ground up

Next.js and React with SSR and edge delivery, so content is visible and fast regardless of device or network.

02

Built for Core Web Vitals

Performance isn't an afterthought — we measure and tune LCP, INP and CLS throughout the build, not just before launch.

03

Headless CMS where it earns its place

Sanity or another headless CMS integration where editorial content needs to change without a developer request.

04

Scales with the business

The architecture handles traffic spikes and new features without a rewrite two years from now.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to build a new website?

It depends on scope — from a few weeks for a simple marketing site, to several months for a larger platform with integrations. We estimate a timeline after a no-obligation conversation.

Do you build on WordPress or other templated systems?

No. We build on Next.js and React because it delivers better performance, security and flexibility than templated systems — especially as the business grows.

Can you build on an existing website?

Yes. Several of our projects start with continued development of something that already exists, as we did for Techspace.

Replatform
Modern foundation at Techspace
4D → Next.js
Fully modernised at Vilbli.no
Faster
Across the board, on every page

Need a website that's actually fast?

Tell us what you're running today, and we'll look at what should actually be built next.

Let's build your next platform.

Tell us what you're building. We'll help you define the architecture, the experience and the path to launch.

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Oslo, Norway