We're a small team
that does big work.
Founded in 2019 with one laptop, one idea, and a stubborn belief that software should be beautiful and functional — not one or the other.
Six years.
A lot of late nights.
Fastit started in a small office in 2019. Two people, one shared monitor, and a client who needed a website by Monday. We delivered it Sunday night. That set the tone for everything that followed.
We didn't start with a business plan. We started with a simple belief: most digital products are built to be "good enough," and good enough is a waste of everyone's time. If you're going to build something, build it properly.
Over six years, we've grown from 2 people to a team of 18 — designers, engineers, strategists, and one person whose job title is officially "makes sure everything ships on time." (It works.)
We've built apps used by hundreds of thousands of people. We've helped startups raise funding with products we designed. We've rebuilt legacy systems that were held together with prayers and outdated jQuery. Every project taught us something.
We're still the same studio that delivered that first website on a Sunday night. Just better at it.
Things we'll
admit about ourselves.
We're opinionated. We'll push back on your ideas if we think there's a better way. That's not arrogance — it's what you're paying us for.
We've made mistakes. Shipped things that broke. Missed a deadline once (2021, never again). We own it and we fix it.
We're not cheap. We're not the most expensive either. But if you're looking for the lowest quote, we're probably not your team.
We turn down projects. If it doesn't feel right — wrong fit, wrong timeline, wrong brief — we'll say so. Kindly, but clearly.
We genuinely care about your product after launch. Not because of a contract. Because we put our name on it.
We love the hard problems. The "we've tried three agencies and nobody could figure it out" problems. Those are our favourite calls to get.
How we got
here.
Two people, one client, one Sunday deadline. We delivered. Fastit was born not from a business plan but from a promise kept.
Built our first SaaS platform from scratch. 8 months of work. Launched to 5,000 users on day one. We didn't sleep for 48 hours. Worth it.
Hired our first 6 full-time team members. Moved into a real office. Got a coffee machine. Productivity increased by approximately 400%.
First clients outside our home country. Projects in 5 countries. Learned that good design is a universal language. Time zones are not.
Launched our AI integration practice. Built 12 AI-powered products. Realized the future isn't about replacing humans — it's about giving them superpowers.
18 people. 47 shipped products. 12 countries. Still the same obsession with craft. Still answering emails on Sunday nights. Some things don't change.
The humans
behind the work.
18 people who care deeply about what they build. No rockstars, no egos. Just people who show up and do great work.
Things we
believe in.
Not one-word corporate values. Real sentences about how we actually work.
We move fast, but we never cut corners on quality. A product that ships broken isn't shipped — it's a liability. We'd rather take an extra week than launch something we're not proud of.
We tell clients when their idea needs work. We tell each other when something isn't good enough. Comfortable lies are the enemy of great products. We choose the uncomfortable truth.
Every interface we build is used by a real human who has better things to do than figure out your confusing navigation. We design for them, not for the portfolio screenshot.
When something goes wrong — and sometimes it does — we own it, fix it, and make sure it doesn't happen again. No blame, no deflection. Just solutions.
The best solutions come from asking "why" one more time than everyone else. We're relentlessly curious about your business, your users, and the problem we're actually solving.
We build things that last. Not just technically — but strategically. We think about where your product needs to be in 3 years, not just what you need by next month.