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Digital studio · Belgium

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We design and build websites, apps and AI automations that move your business forward — from idea to launch.

Portrait of Matthias, founder and lead developer of Mazy 9 Studio
MatthiasFounder & lead developer

Why Mazy 9 Studio

A committed partner, from scoping to delivery.

Behind every project is Matthias, founder of Mazy 9 Studio and lead developer. You talk directly to the person who designs and codes your solution, from the first call to launch.

Our process

A clear process. Shared decisions.

  1. 01

    First conversation

    Understand your needs, context and constraints.

  2. 02

    Scoping & estimate

    Define the scope, priorities and budget.

  3. 03

    Design & development

    Design, build and validate with you step by step.

  4. 04

    Testing & launch

    Check everything and prepare the release.

  5. 05

    Ongoing support

    Maintain and evolve the product as you need.

Pricing

A budget that fits your project.

Every project has its constraints. Together we define a clear scope, with transparent starting prices and a tailored quote for more complex needs.

FAQ

Got questions?

What kinds of projects do you take on?

Websites and online stores, web and mobile apps, MVPs, internal tools and automations. If your need is outside our scope, we'll tell you in the first conversation.

Do I need a detailed brief?

No. A description of your need is enough to start. Scoping is precisely about turning an idea into a clear plan.

How long does a project take?

It depends on the scope. As a guide, a landing page takes 2–3 days, a business website 1–2 weeks and an MVP 1–2 months. We confirm the schedule during scoping.

How does working together look?

A first conversation, a scoping phase with an estimate, then design and development steps that you validate along the way. We work in Belgium and remotely.

Can you take over or improve an existing product?

Yes. We start with a focused audit of the code and the experience, then suggest realistic improvements.

Who owns the code and deliverables?

Ownership of the code and deliverables is covered in the contract, where the exact terms are set before the project starts.

Let's discuss your project

Your next project starts with a conversation.

Even if your idea isn't fully defined yet, a first conversation helps clarify the need and the next steps.