Kelvane is a US-registered design and web development practice. We are new, we are deliberately small, and we think you should know both of those things before you send us any money.
Look at almost any small agency website and you will find the same things: a client counter that nobody audits, case studies with invented percentages, and a team page of stock portraits with plausible American names. None of it is verifiable and most of it is not true.
We decided not to do that. Everything on this site is either a fact we can evidence or a commitment we intend to keep. Where we have nothing to show yet, we say so plainly rather than filling the space with fiction.
That is not modesty as a marketing angle. It is the same standard we will apply to your project timeline, your invoice and any bad news we have to give you along the way.
The number in your proposal is the number on your invoice. If you ask for something outside the agreed scope, we quote it separately and wait for your approval. You will never open an invoice and find a charge you did not agree to.
If a deadline is going to slip, you hear it the day we know, not the day it slips. Delays are survivable. Being told about them at the last minute usually is not.
Source files, design files, accounts and full copyright transfer to you once the final invoice is paid. We do not hold your assets hostage to keep you on a retainer, and we do not build on platforms you cannot leave.
If your project is outside our competence, or the deadline makes good work impossible, or the product is designed to mislead the people who use it, we say no. A studio that accepts everything is telling you something about the quality of its yes.
If you are going to send money to a company on the internet, you are entitled to know exactly which legal entity is receiving it.