2025Design + buildGrowthion
Sports nutrition for people who read the label. Pre-workouts and micronized creatine sold on clinical transparency, so the storefront leads with the numbers instead of the hype.
E-commerceBrand
Magnimont - we design it and we build it. Websites, apps, brand systems and the infrastructure underneath.
Design & engineering studioBooking 2026
Two slots left for 2026
You don’t need another agency. You need a build team. Strategy, design and code from the same people - no handoffs, no middlemen, no “digital solutions.”
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001 / 008002 / The stack
TypeScriptReactNext.jsTailwindThree.jsGSAPFramer MotionFigma
NodePythonRustPostgresSupabaseDockerAWSVercel
003 / Who we are
Most studios show you a beautiful mockup and quietly hand the build to someone else. We do both. One team designs it, writes it and ships it - so nothing gets lost in translation, and nobody gets to blame the other guy.
004 / Services
What we actually do
Six things, one team, nothing farmed out. We scope around what you’re trying to achieve and staff it with whoever it actually needs - usually fewer people than you were quoted.
01Websites & AppsThe thing people actually use, built by the people who designed it.React · Next.js · Design systems02BrandingA look that still works once there's a real product attached to it.Identity · Type · Art direction03AI FeaturesModel-backed features that we actually test. Receipts, not vibes.Agents · Evals · RAG04Product DesignFrom “what are we even making” to a thing you can ship.Research · Prototypes · Systems05Backend & InfraThe unglamorous part that decides whether any of it works.APIs · Databases · Deploys06Motion & 3DAnimation with a point, and the odd shader when it earns its place.GSAP · Three.js · Shaders
005 / Work
Stuff we’ve built
The most recent one with a public URL. Forty-odd more sit behind it, and a fair chunk of those never reach one.
2025Design + buildThe deck goes further, and covers work that never made it to a public URL.Download the portfolio
006 / Stack
What we build with
Boring, proven tools for the parts that need to last, and sharper ones where it actually shows. We pick per project - not because it’s what we used last time.
Front of house
What people actually touch.
TypeScriptReactNext.jsTailwindThree.jsGSAPFramer Motion
Back of house
The part that has to not fall over.
NodePythonRustPostgresSupabaseDockerAWSVercel
Where it starts
Before a line of code exists.
Figma
2019Been doing this since
40+Things shipped
06Things we're good at
01Team - nothing outsourced
007 / Process
How it goes
01
/ 04Same four steps every time, whether it’s a six-week rebrand or an eighteen-month platform. Knowing what happens next is underrated.
Figure it out
Two weeks. We pull the problem apart, agree what a win looks like, and put something working in front of you - not a deck about it.
Prototype · Scope · Fixed priceSet it up
The foundations get built: type, layout, motion, components, data model. Everything after this is just filling it in.
Design system · ArchitectureBuild it
Two-week sprints against a live URL. You see it as it happens. No big reveal at the end, no nasty surprises.
The actual product · InfrastructureHand it over
You get the whole thing plus docs on how it works. We stick around on retainer as long as that's useful and not a month longer.
Handover · Retainer
The short versionNothing here
Nothing here
was outsourced.
No offshore build team, no white-label partner studio, no junior left alone with your brand. The people who pitch it are the people who make it.
008 / Pricing
What it costs
No quote form, no “contact us for pricing.” Here is the number so you can decide whether to bother.
Website with an AI chatbot, designed and built
$1,500 to $3,000
That is the range most of our website work lands in, start to finish. Larger platforms and ongoing retainers are quoted separately, and we will tell you which one you need on the first call rather than after it.
What moves the number
- 01
How much of it is new
A brand that already exists costs less to build against than one we have to invent first.
- 02
What it has to talk to
Payments, a CMS, a CRM, someone's warehouse system. Every integration is a thing that can break, so every integration is priced.
- 03
How fast you need it
Normal pace is built into the number. Compressing a timeline means saying no to other work, and that costs more.
009 / ContactTwo slots left for 2026
Got something
worth building?
Tell us what you’re making, who it’s for, and what’s currently in the way. If we’re not the right fit we’ll say so and point you at someone who is.