Most offshore arrangements go wrong in the same place: the people on the sales call are never the people writing the code. Ours are. The engineer you meet in the first week is the engineer in your repository in month six, working your hours in English, on infrastructure you own.
Offshore development means your product is built by engineers employed in another country, in this case Thailand, who work as part of your team rather than as a vendor you send tickets to. The practical questions are the ones that matter: who exactly is doing the work, which hours overlap with yours, who owns the code and the accounts, and how easily you can leave. This page answers each of them.
Named engineers reserved for you, billed per person per month. They sit in your chat, your stand-ups and your repositories. You direct the roadmap; we handle hiring, payroll, equipment and cover. Thirty days' notice ends it, and nothing has to be migrated because it was always yours.
One or two senior engineers embedded in a team you already run. They follow your process, your code review and your release cadence from the first week. Useful when the bottleneck is headcount, and the last thing you want is a second way of working.
You have a build with a clear finish line. We write the scope with you, agree a price and a date, and deliver against both. Changes are priced when they arise, in writing, so the number you approved is the number you pay.
Bangkok is GMT+7. That is a full working day with Singapore and most of Australia, the whole morning for Europe, and the late afternoon for the US West Coast. English is the working language in chat, documents and code. Infrastructure is defined as code in your own AWS, Google Cloud or on-premise accounts, so an audit or a handover is a read of the repository rather than a conversation.
The engineers you meet before signing. We do not substitute people after the contract starts.
The engineers you interview before signing are the engineers on the work. If someone has to leave, you meet the replacement first and approve them. The company is run by its founder, who still writes code, and there is no layer of account managers between you and the team.
GMT+7. Full overlap with Singapore and Australia, mornings with Europe, late afternoons with the US West Coast.
Bangkok works on GMT+7 with no daylight saving. For Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Perth that is the same working day. Sydney and Melbourne overlap for most of it. London, Berlin and Amsterdam get our afternoon as their morning. For North America the overlap is shorter, so we agree a fixed daily window for synchronous work and keep the rest asynchronous in writing.
You do, from the first commit. Repositories, cloud accounts and secrets are yours; we are granted access.
Everything is created in your name from day one: source repositories, cloud accounts, domain registrations, secret stores. We are granted access to work in them, and you can revoke that access in an afternoon. There is no moment at the end of an engagement where something has to be transferred to you, because nothing ever sat with us.
Your tools, in English, with a written weekly summary of what shipped and what is blocked.
We work in whichever tools you already use for chat, tickets and code review. Each week you get a short written summary: what shipped, what is in progress, what is blocked and what we need from you. Demos happen on a fixed day so nobody has to ask for one.
Dedicated teams and augmentation are per engineer per month. Projects are a fixed price agreed before work starts.
Dedicated teams and staff augmentation are billed per engineer per month, with the rate set by seniority and agreed before anyone starts. Fixed-scope projects are quoted once the scope is written down, and the quote holds unless the scope changes. We do not publish rates because they depend on the mix of people; a scoping call gets you a number in writing within a few days.
A national system for a Thai government department, and production systems for overseas clients we run today.
The largest engagement is a nationwide system for a Thai state department, delivered against a formal terms-of-reference with audit, logging and retention requirements that had to be met exactly. Alongside that we build and operate production systems for companies outside Thailand. We do not name clients on this site, but we will walk you through the relevant work on a call.
A thirty-minute call is enough to say which model fits, who from our side would be on it, and roughly what it costs. If we are not the right fit we will say so on that call.