Headcount
Fewer than ten, by choice
Senior engineers who chose to stay few. No org chart, no middle layer: your decisions land in the code the same day.
codeanticode designs and builds MVPs, automations and custom platforms. A tight team, tooled at every step, and deadlines we keep.
Manifesto
In the digital economy, timing matters as much as the idea. Every week of delay is an opportunity left to others.
codeanticode was built around a single idea: shorten the distance between intention and execution. Not by sacrificing quality, but by removing everything that does not serve the product.
We build systems that absorb repetitive work, so your teams can focus on what no machine knows how to do. Every time, the same discipline: precise scoping, fast delivery, iteration without friction.
Execution is our only sales pitch.
The team
A tool is only worth the hand that holds it. We have integrated language models into every link of our development chain, and we have learned to handle them with rigour: what they write, we read; what they propose, we decide. Fewer than ten engineers, the pace of a large team, and none of its weight.
Headcount
Senior engineers who chose to stay few. No org chart, no middle layer: your decisions land in the code the same day.
Tooling
Code agents wired into our continuous integration, test generation, first-pass review, assisted migrations. Routine code is written in hours; our attention goes to what cannot be generated.
Final say
Nothing ships to production without being read, understood and tested by a human who answers for it. The tool provides the speed. We provide the direction.
Services
From the idea to a first version in production: scoping, design, development and launch, under a single responsibility.
Document processing, tool synchronisation, internal workflows: whatever repeats is handed to reliable systems.
Booking, marketplaces, management tools, client portals. Architecture, development, deployment and follow-up.
Scope
A product is judged in production, in front of real users. We build the version focused on the essential first: the one that lets you test the hypothesis without waiting to have built everything.
A tight scope means short timelines, clear decisions and a budget within reach of those who are starting out. Ambition comes next, funded by proof.
Process
You describe the project, with or without technical vocabulary. We ask questions and clarify what the first version has to prove.
Together we write the scope: what goes into the first version, what waits. You receive a firm quote and a date.
Short sprints, a demo every week. You follow progress and settle trade-offs as they come.
The product goes to production, with documentation and access.
Depending on feedback, we continue together or you take over in-house. Both options are planned from the start.
Commitments
Repositories transferred, deliverables documented, no hidden dependency. You remain free to continue with us or without us.
Written scope, firm budget, dated milestones. A change is discussed before, never billed after.
We plan without wishful thinking. If we give a date, it is because we know we can keep it.
International
We work with founders and teams wherever they are, over video calls and asynchronously. The time difference becomes an asset: your product moves forward while you sleep.
Frequently asked
That is the most common case. Scoping turns the idea into a written scope, step by step. You arrive with the idea and leave with a plan and a quote.
Most of the people we work with are not. Every decision is explained in plain terms, and you are the one who decides. The technology is our responsibility.
Yes, openly: language models and code agents at every step where they save time, from the first draft to the tests. What they do not do: decide the architecture, make the trade-offs, sign off. Every line delivered has been read and understood by an engineer, and the code can be audited by anyone you choose.
What the scope costs, nothing more. A well-scoped MVP costs a fraction of a full product, and the quote that comes out of scoping is firm.
Contact
Leave an email and a number. An engineer calls you back, takes the time to understand the project, and tells you plainly what we can build together.
A member of the team will get back to you personally to understand your project and suggest a concrete next step.
No newsletter, no automated follow-up. A personal reply.