Studio
A small studio that builds like a product team.
We started by shipping our own apps. Running them taught us what matters after launch: onboarding that converts, reviews that stay positive, and code that is still easy to change a year later. Now we bring that to client work.
The studio
The studio
Designaxe is a design and engineering studio registered in the United States and operating from Europe, working with clients worldwide. We believe good software is simple to use, fast to load, and built to be maintained. We take on a small number of projects at a time so every one gets full attention.
Tools we work in
- Figma
- React
- React Native
- Next.js
- Expo
- Supabase
- Stripe
- Claude
- Vercel
Attila Feher
CEO, Designaxe
How we think
01
Simple to use.
If a screen needs explaining, it needs redesigning. We test flows with real people before they ship.
02
Fast to load.
Performance is a feature. We set budgets early and keep them through launch.
03
Built to be maintained.
Typed code, clear structure, and documentation, so your next developer is not starting from zero.
Why us
Why teams pick Designaxe.
01
We build our own products.
We ship and operate our own apps and SaaS, so we design for retention, review, and support, not just for the demo.
02
Senior work, no handoffs.
The people you talk to are the people who design and write the code.
03
Fixed scope, predictable delivery.
Clear quotes, weekly progress, no surprises on the invoice or the timeline.
Kind words
What clients say.
Extremely fast and detail-oriented. The final result exceeded expectations.
Jovan PopeskuClient
Questions
Before you ask.
Every quote is fixed after discovery and depends on scope. We share typical ranges on the first call so you can decide quickly.
Websites usually take one to two weeks. Apps and SaaS platforms six to twelve, depending on scope.
You do, fully, on handover. Repositories, accounts, and assets are transferred to you.
Yes. A large share of our work is first versions of new products.
Yes. We start with a short audit, then propose a plan.
Optional ongoing partnership for maintenance, features, and growth. No lock-in.