The studio
We are a software studio in Budapest, a small senior team. Every project gets the same attention and the same standard of work.
Brecon builds custom web applications, AI automation and internal systems for companies where software has to create revenue or save hours.
We have delivered 12+ projects, every one on deadline, across these industries: hospitality, energy, automotive services, fitness, IT and business software, and media. We maintain what we build after launch, which is why we do not write code we would not want to be fixing ourselves a year later.
What we hold ourselves to
Whoever scoped the project builds it and hands it over.
We do not swap the team once the contract is signed, and we do not pass you down the bench when a bigger job comes in.
Price, deadline, scope: all of it in the quote, before we start.
New requirement? You get its price first, then you decide.
Tests, types, decisions written down.
We write code as if we will maintain it in five years. Usually we will.
Software is good when it creates revenue or replaces manual hours.
We measure that before and after launch. Everything else is a tool.
Companies we've built for
Seven steps, in the same order on every project.
30 minutes on the project: business goal, processes, deadlines. By the end you see the realistic direction.
A written quote with a fixed price, a timeline and a technology plan.
UI designs, data model, component system. This is where extensibility is decided.
A clickable preview link at every stage. You watch the progress instead of reading reports about it.
Automated tests, then a manual pass across browsers and devices.
Domain, SSL, monitoring, measurement. We watch the first week together.
Monthly maintenance, extensions and new features as your product grows.
Hospitality
Habibi: website, table booking, a QR rail, bilingual content.
Automotive services
The Garage: the tuning workshop's website, in production.
Energy
D+D Solar: a marketing site with a quote request form.
Fitness
Fawa: a landing page, ready for the campaign launch.
Media and marketing
Palm Group: a chatbot SaaS and marketing automations.
IT and business software
Gloster: an internal AI content platform, in production.
Three rules, and each one costs us something.
A landing page gets the same code review and the same handover as a system that ran for months. A smaller budget means less work, never a looser standard.
Every client here stands under its own name, and you can look each of them up. What we commit to, we commit to in writing, and the code stays with you after handover.
We measure it first, and the client gives written consent. Then it goes up here.
It works when
The software brings revenue or saves working hours, and you can say which.
Half an hour on every clickable preview, from someone who can decide.
The proposal says what you get and what it costs. That stays the price.
Maintenance, extensions and measurement from the team that built it.
Look elsewhere when
It has to ship tomorrow, and production traffic will cope somehow.
Someone will do it cheaper, and sometimes that is the right call.
If the money is counted in hours, we are the wrong partner for it.
We say so at the end of the call, and we write no proposal.
What we build with
TypeScript, Next.js and React: the same code runs in the browser and on the server.
Supabase Postgres, inputs validated with Zod, and the access is yours.
React Native: one codebase for iOS and Android, both updated together.
Shopify, with the payment flow left alone. We build the store around it.
Tailwind CSS, GSAP and TanStack Query: the page loads what it needs.
It runs on Vercel and sends through Resend. You get the keys to both.
That is why everything reaches you as we go rather than at the end. The source code, every credential and the documentation are yours on the final invoice, and the codebase is written so another developer can pick up the thread. Payment is tied to milestones, so you always pay for work that exists and that you have seen on the preview link.
Then we did our job. The code and every credential are yours, the system is documented, and your own in-house developer or another team takes over something finished. There is no lock on it whose key stays with us.
Thirty minutes, and you have the realistic direction. Including the case where we are not the right choice.