Я не могу, у меня лапки.

We Can't Code.
We Have Paws.

The world's most transparent software agency. Our engineers are literal cats. Expect randomized output, artisan bugs, and the occasional bird photo.

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What We Offer

Chaos-as-a-Service™

Enterprise-grade mayhem, delivered with a slow blink of confidence.

⌨️

Keyboard Walking

Our developers physically traverse the keyboard, generating production code through the ancient feline art of sit-and-step. Output is 100% organic and randomized.

Core Offering
😴

Deep Nap Research

16-hour development cycles conducted entirely in premium sunbeams. R&D happens subconsciously. Results may include dream-driven architecture diagrams drawn in claw marks.

Most Popular
🖥️

Feature Pushing

We deploy by physically pushing servers off desks. Gravity does the rest. Zero CI/CD pipeline. Maximum drama. Unmatched commitment.

Infrastructure
🐦

Distraction-Driven Dev

A bird appears outside the window. Work stops. Sometimes the bird becomes the product. Sometimes it doesn't. This is agile.

Premium
🥦

Dependency Tangling

We unravel your tech stack and re-tangle it into something truly incomprehensible. Like yarn, but worse. Like node_modules, but alive.

Integration
🔥

Zero-Day Discovery

Mittens hisses at all pull requests indiscriminately. This catches approximately 0% of vulnerabilities but feels very secure.

Security

Client Onboarding Guide

How It Works

Our streamlined four-step process. Please do not deviate.

01

Sacrifice the Salmon

High-quality salmon must be delivered to HQ before project kickoff. Atlantic preferred. No frozen. This is non-negotiable and constitutes a legally binding contract.

02

Open the Can

All project communication is conducted by opening a can of food loudly in the kitchen. Urgent tickets require the electric can opener. Slack is also fine.

03

Accept the Deliverables

Your deliverables will arrive as disjointed paw prints across your monitor. Do not attempt to interpret or fix. This is the output. Frame it.

04

The Slow Blink

A slow blink from any team member constitutes a successful deployment. If you receive a head bump, your project is in production. Congratulations.

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