0→1 product builds, shipped as real software.
One senior engineer takes the whole build — frontend, backend, data, and the thousand small decisions that make a product feel finished. New builds only — from concept to a deployed first version, working directly with the person writing the code.
Start a buildHow a build runs. A short kickoff, progress shipped weekly, and a first version you can keep building on. Every build gets full attention — not a slot in a queue.
Is this a fit?
- Best fit
- Funded startups building their first version, and established companies spinning up a new bet without pulling their main engineering org off course.
- Not a fit
- Maintenance, migrations, and legacy rewrites. Momokaya builds new things — it doesn’t renovate old ones.
Three kinds of work the studio takes on.
SaaS & web products
Web apps, dashboards, customer portals.Full-stack SaaS from an empty repository to something real users log into — auth, billing, the data model, the deploy pipeline, and the edge cases nobody demos.
Playful, interactive products
Generative tools, experiments, consumer apps.Software where the experience is the point. Generative tools, interactive experiments, consumer products — if it should feel good to use, this is the work.
Developer & data tools
Developer tooling, data products.CLIs, SDKs, pipelines, and internal tools where the data is the core value — built with the same product care as anything user-facing.