The people in the first meeting are the people doing the work. Cincinnati. Direct.
The team
Same brief. Two stacks.
We both speak shops, first-party data, and the automations that make attribution honest. Kevin from the page. Chris from the system. You get both in the same room.
Digital technologist
Kevin Clark
Digital strategy, UX/UI, shops, and data attribution. Frontend and search when the page has to earn the click.
Digital strategyUX/UIEcommerceData attributionEvent trackingAutomationsFrontendSEO
Engineer
Chris Bolman
The same brief from the stack. APIs, TypeScript systems, Workers at the edge, and the data layer the numbers sit on.
Digital strategyEcommerceData attributionAPI integrationsTypeScriptCloudflare WorkersServer eventsAutomationsFull stack
2
founders. No account managers.
Cincy
studio, working direct.
Repo
you own from day one.
How we work
Small proofs, fast. Then the full programme.
01
A short brief
Tell us what you are making. We reply the same day, from a person, with a few questions.
02
A small proof
We start with something you can see. A slice of the site, a search plan, a report. Then we decide whether to go further.
03
You stay in the room
Two-week sprints, a demo at the end, Kevin or Chris on the call. You own the repo from day one.
04
We stay after launch
Bugs we introduced, we fix. Then we keep the thing moving if you want us to.
Questions
A studio, not a black box.
What makes you different from a traditional agency?
Two senior people. Design, build, and the numbers sit on one bench. You are not stuck between a studio that cannot ship and a shop that cannot design.
We already work with an agency. Now what?
Keep them. We sit behind your brand as a digital partner, or we take the piece they cannot ship. You own the relationship. You own the repo.
What if something breaks after launch?
We warrant the build for a year. If we introduced the bug, we fix it. No retainer required for that. Ongoing work is a separate conversation.
Are you a technical studio or a creative one?
Both. Art direction, UI, and front-end sit together: websites, stores, software, and the reporting after. One conversation.