EU studio · remote

We ship the whole application. Agents only where they belong.

Interface, backend, data, and deployment. An agent goes in when the product needs one, and a human reviews anything that spends money. You talk to the person who codes.

15:00–18:00 CET · US East morning

the whole product

  1. Interface The product a person actually uses.
  2. System Backend, data, and deployment.
  3. Agent Only if the job needs one.
  4. Review A person approves before money moves.

Work

Whole products, already in use

Applications, not a single feature. The agent is inside the product when the product needs it.

fiddl.art

A creation product

The app plans the job and picks the model. A human approves the plan before any money is spent.

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bananaventura.com

A booking product

Marketplace and booking for a live excursion operation. Inventory and operators are the system. The agent sits on top of that.

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hub.canarias.social

Operator CRM

Bookings, providers, and the handoff a person still approves. The system behind the desk for excursion companies.

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taxguard.canarias.social

Accounting

Tax and accounting beside the CRM. Built for that operation, not a generic ledger demo.

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Also shipped: boid.com and canarias.social

Engagements

Start with the product, or with one piece of it

The application is the main engagement. The agent is the smaller one, for a stack you already run. EU invoices. USD shown for US buyers.

Teardown

€1,000–2,000

$1,500–2,500

Five days. A Loom and a one-pager of the product or the workflow, and what the build actually is.

Application

Scoped

Set in the teardown, before the build

Interface, backend, data, and deployment. A whole product, not a feature dropped into someone else’s app.

Agent

€8,000–18,000

$10,000–22,000

One workflow inside a product you already run. Human review before spend or any irreversible action.

After it is live: €800–2,000 / month ($1,200–2,500) to keep it running and build the next piece.

How it runs

Four steps. The whole product, in working software.

You talk to the person who writes the code. Weekly demo. No blank canvas, and no team you never meet.

  1. 01

    Written spec

    The product or the workflow, the systems it touches, and what done means before any build starts.

  2. 02

    Weekly working build

    Software you can click, not a slide. Each week replaces the previous demo.

  3. 03

    Human review

    If it can spend money or take an irreversible action, a person approves it first.

  4. 04

    You own the code

    The repo, the data, and the deployment stay with you when the engagement ends.

Animus Systems SL

EU company. Remote from CET.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Invoices from a Spanish company. Calls and delivery in English and Polish.

EU

Company, invoices, and GDPR as the default

CET

Calls at 15:00–18:00, US East morning

EN · PL

Calls in English and Polish

Book

20 minutes. No deck.

Pick a free 20-minute slot. Weekdays, 15:00–18:00 CET. The invite includes a Google Meet link.

Pick a time

Or write to contact@animusystems.com