Send work,
not a CV.

A small senior team working remotely across time zones. We hire when the work demands it, not on a schedule — and we always tell you straight where you stand.

Four lines. That is the application.
1
A link to something you builtLive if possible. A repo, a site, a campaign, a piece of writing. One thing you are proud of beats a list of ten.
2
What you actually did on itWhich parts were yours. "I built the checkout" tells us more than "worked on an e-commerce platform".
3
What you would change nowThe most revealing line in any application. Everyone ships things they would do differently; we want to hear you say it.
4
How to reach youAn email address. That is the whole requirement.

No form, no portal, no account to create. One email to [email protected].

What we look for

Four things, and none of them are on a CV

We read work samples, not employment history. These are what we are actually reading for.

Judgement over tool lists

We care what you decided and why, not which framework is on your CV. Tools change every two years; judgement does not.

Writing that is clear

Remote work runs on written words. If you can explain a technical decision in plain English, you are already ahead.

Ownership without supervision

Nobody checks your hours. We agree what needs to exist and by when, then you own it.

Saying "I do not know"

The most useful sentence in this line of work. We would rather hear it early than discover it late.

How we actually work

Remote, asynchronous by defaultNobody tracks your hours. We agree what needs to exist and by when, then you own it until it does.
Written firstDecisions get written down so they survive time zones and holidays. Meetings are for things writing cannot solve.
Small team, real scopeYou will own whole pieces of work rather than tickets from a queue. That is the trade for being small.
Straight answers, quicklyIf you are not a fit we tell you within a few days rather than leaving you waiting on a silence.

What we do not look for

Years of experience as a proxyFive years of repeating one year is not five years. Show us the work instead.
A perfectly formatted CVWe do not score layout. A three-line email with a good link beats a designed PDF.
Availability to be online all dayTime zones differ and so do good working hours. What matters is that things land when agreed.

Freelancers and partners

We work with specialists regularlyVideo editing, illustration, copywriting in languages we do not write, and niche development. Same rule applies: send work.
Paid on delivery, in writingScope and fee agreed before you start. We do not ask anyone to work on spec.

Send one link and three sentences.

That is genuinely the whole application. If the work is good we will write back, and if it is not the right fit we will say so quickly.