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Websites and web apps
The front end is the job. Next.js, React, TypeScript, and JavaScript, with Vite, Zustand, and GraphQL when the product needs them.
- Marketing sites and product apps
- Next.js and React
- TypeScript first
let byeMyBrain = true;const bMB = "Action";
Offload the code.
Power up execution.
Websites and web applications in Next.js and TypeScript. The interface ships with the build. Words and basic technical SEO when the page needs them, Nest.js, PostgreSQL, and Supabase when it needs a server.
- Next.js / React
- TypeScript
- Interface included
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The stack we ship with
Next.jsReactTypeScriptViteZustandGraphQLNest.jsPostgreSQLSupabaseCopywritingTechnical SEO
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Ways to subscribe
Month, quarter, or year
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Surface
Websites and web applications
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One-time starts
Pages, sites, apps, your files, copy, SEO
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Languages
English and Serbian
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Founder
Ognjen Dabić
Founder · Požega, Serbia
Front-end developer in Požega. byeMyBrain is the studio. The longer record of the work is on the portfolio.
Shipped
Projects
A short list of work already live. The write-ups sit on the portfolio.
React, TypeScript, TailwindOliwier's Portfolio
An engineering portfolio with a sharp technical identity.
On the portfolio
React, TailwindApartments
A hospitality page built to turn a visit into an enquiry.
On the portfolio
React, TypeScript, VitestServerless CMS
A page for cafés and restaurants, with a CMS for photos and text.
On the portfolio
React, JavaScriptBrowser Extensions
A manager for browsing, filtering, and toggling add-ons.
On the portfolio
React, TailwindConference ticket
A short flow that turns attendee details into a shareable ticket.
On the portfolioHow a build actually moves
One studio for every stage
From the first page to a site or web app you can keep shipping, on a subscription or as a single delivery.
We pin the user, the pages, and the smallest version that is still worth putting on the internet. A subscription if the work continues. A one-time product if it does not.
- Pages you can point at
- Risks called early
- A cycle, or a single delivery
Layout, type, and states are part of the product. If you already have screens, they get built. The page still looks finished when you don't.
- A clear interface, included
- Your files, if you have them
- No design-only engagement
Vite, Zustand, and GraphQL when they fit. Nest.js, PostgreSQL, and Supabase when the product needs accounts, data, or an API. You see the work while it is still easy to change.
- The front end is the craft
- Nest.js, PostgreSQL, Supabase
- Basic technical SEO on the site
Four free days first, so you can see the work. Then a month, a quarter, or a year, at the same rate for the cycle.
- Leave in those 4 days, unpaid
- That work stays yours
- Stop at the end of a cycle
Worth a second read
Why byeMyBrain?
People who write code catch the name on the way past. What they stay for is simpler: the build leaves their head, the standard stays high, and the product keeps moving.
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What this studio does
Web work, kept inside one craft
Sites and web applications. An interface with the build, words, and a server when the product needs one. Nothing outside the browser.
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Interface, included
The site still looks finished. Layout, type, and states come with the build. Bring a design if you have one. If you don't, you are not sent away to find a designer first.
- Clear interface with the build
- Your screens, implemented
- No design-only project
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Copy and technical SEO
Words for the website or the web app, plus the basic technical SEO a site needs to be found, including the sitemap. Not a full marketing department.
- Page and app copy
- Titles, meta, sitemap
- The basics, done properly
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A server when it is needed
Most of the work stays on the front end. When the app needs accounts, data, or an API, that server is Nest.js, PostgreSQL, and Supabase.
- Nest.js
- PostgreSQL and Supabase
- Only when the app needs it
Subscription
Month, quarter, or year
The working model is a subscription. The first 4 days are free, so you can see the work, and you can leave on any of those days without paying. A longer cycle costs less per month. One-time pages live in the next section.
Free trial
Four days, so you can see the work
A subscription starts here. No payment for the first 4 days. You watch real work, and you decide whether to continue.
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Day 1 starts unpaid
You agree the first slice of the site or the app. Nothing is charged to begin.
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You see the work
Those 4 days are for seeing how the studio actually builds, not for a slide deck.
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Leave whenever you want
Any day of those four, you can stop. You owe nothing for the days you used.
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That work is yours
Everything made in those 4 days is your intellectual property, whether you continue or not.
These 4 free days belong to a subscription only. A one-time project is always charged, from the start. What qualifies
How the work is shaped
A subscription is for software that continues
The 4 free days are part of a subscription, and only a subscription. A one-time project is priced and paid as a delivery. Both are welcome. They are not the same agreement.
Subscription
For a web application or software you intend to keep shipping.
It can be a subscription when
- The work continues after the first release
- There is a product to grow: accounts, data, or a series of screens
- You want the same person for a month, a quarter, or a year
- The product stays in the browser
Limits
- A single page, a copy pass, or a technical SEO pass does not qualify
- Desktop software and mobile apps are outside this studio
- The 4 free days are not a discount on a one-time invoice
- Payment starts on day 5, only if you continue
One-time
A defined delivery, finished and handed over.
It is a one-time project when
- The scope can be named before the work starts
- One landing page, a small site, a scoped app, your screens, a copy pass, or technical SEO
Limits
- Always charged. There is no free trial.
- The price covers the agreed delivery, not an open month of changes
- A product that keeps growing belongs in a subscription
- The source stays with you once that delivery is agreed
| Subscription | One-time | |
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| Free trial | 4 days | None |
| Payment | After day 4, if you continue | From the start |
| Meant for | A web app or software that continues | A named delivery |
| Changes | Inside the cycle | Inside the agreed scope |
| You keep | The work, including the trial days | The source for that delivery |
| Outside | Desktop, mobile apps, design-only | An open-ended product |
One-time
When a subscription is the wrong shape
A single delivery, scoped and finished. Same craft as the subscription: the web, the interface that ships with it, words, and basic technical SEO.
One-time projects are always charged. The 4 free days apply to a subscription only.
Landing page
One page, built with a clear interface, the words, the sitemap, and the technical SEO it needs to launch.
From €1,250
Marketing site
A small company site, up to six pages, in Next.js.
From €2,000
Web application
A scoped app in React and TypeScript. Nest.js, PostgreSQL, and Supabase if it needs a server.
From €3,600
From your design
You already have the screens. I build them in Next.js. The design stays yours.
From €1,300
Copy pass
Words for a website or a web app that already has a structure.
From €1,000
Technical SEO
A basic pass: titles, meta, headings, sitemap, indexability, and the obvious speed issues.
From €1,050
These are starting prices for a defined delivery. A larger site or a larger app is a conversation, or a subscription.
What you can hold us to
A studio that behaves like a product team
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A rate you can see
Pick a plan and a cycle. The monthly rate updates before you book the call.
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The person who builds it
The call is with the person who will build the site, not a handoff after the signature.
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Web, and only web
Sites and web applications. Not desktop software, and not mobile apps.
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You keep the work
The first 4 days are free, and everything made in those days is your intellectual property even if you stop. After that, the source stays yours. The subscription pays for the ongoing work, not for renting the codebase back.
The other options
Same outcome. A very different month.
Ongoing web work can live with a freelancer, a hiring plan, or a large agency. This is how that month actually feels.
| byeMyBrain | Freelancers | In-house | Agencies | |
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| Cost | Same each cycle | Varies | Expensive | Very expensive |
| Flat rates | Yes, every cycle | No | Salaries | Rarely |
| Revisions | While subscribed | Limited | When the team can | Change orders |
| Projects | Ongoing web work | One at a time | One at a time | One at a time |
| Free trial | 4 days, subscription only | No | No | Rarely |
| One-time delivery | Charged from the start | A separate quote | Not the model | A separate quote |
| A product that continues | A subscription | A new quote each time | A hire | A retainer |
| Starting work | This week | Several weeks | Months to hire | Several weeks |
| Roadmap | Set for the cycle | Depends on their week | Often unfinished | A deck, then a wait |
| Slack updates | In the channel | If they answer | Yes | Mostly email |
| Who you talk to | The person who builds it | Whoever is free | You manage them | Extra, if at all |
Get in touch
Ready to say byeMyBrain to technical strain?
Book a call about a website, a web app, or a one-time page.
Ready when you are
Book the call. Leave with a plan.
Thirty minutes about a site, a web app, or a one-time page. Booking is free, and the call is free. On it we shape a plan at no charge, you ask whatever you want to know, and only then do we decide together what happens next. Bring a rough idea or the plan you just picked.