Start a project

Tell us what you're trying to build, fix, or secure. We reply to genuine enquiries with honest next steps — a scope conversation if it's a fit, or a plain explanation (and a pointer) if it isn't.

This form does not send anything by itself: it opens your email application with the message pre-filled, addressed to us. You review and send it yourself — nothing is submitted in the background.

What happens next

We read and reply

Within two business days, with either clarifying questions or a discovery call slot.

Discovery

A short call and questionnaire so the scope is real, not guessed.

Written proposal

Deliverables, exclusions, timeline, and price in writing — before any payment.

Prefer email directly? The form above opens your own email application with everything pre-filled — you review and send it yourself. Security-service enquiries: please confirm in your message that you own the systems in question; assessment work starts only after signed written authorisation.

Questions, answered plainly

How quickly will you reply?

Within two business days. The reply is either clarifying questions, a discovery-call slot, or a plain explanation of why we are not the right fit — with a pointer to who might be.

What does an enquiry commit me to?

Nothing. An enquiry starts a conversation. Work begins only after a written scope and — for direct engagements — a 50% start payment under a written agreement. Marketplace engagements stay entirely inside their platform's rules and payment protection.

Do you work with clients outside Egypt?

Yes. The studio is based in Egypt and works remotely with clients internationally; engagements are scoped, delivered, and handed over online, in your own accounts.

What should a security enquiry include?

One line confirming you own the systems in question, and what you want reviewed. No assessment work starts before a signed written authorisation and scope exist — that protects you as much as us.

Can I ask a question before deciding anything?

Yes — that is what the form is for. Ask about fit, timelines, or limits, and you will get a straight answer, including when the honest answer is that we are not what you need.