viberr. How it works

What do you want built? Describe it in a sentence.

Type what you need and we build it for you: an app, a bot, an automation, a dashboard, a script. What comes back is running, and a person is accountable for it, because this isn't a tool you drive yourself.

The price first, then the link once it's running. Nothing else.
When do you need it?
Add a reference

No account, no card. A person reads every brief.

Three steps, and two of them are ours.

Step one

You describe it

One paragraph, in your words. You don't have to write a spec; if we need something, we ask.

Step two

We reply with a price and a start date

Written by a person, not a template. If your brief isn't a fit, you get told that plainly and quickly rather than being sold something adjacent.

Step three

You get it running

Not a zip file and a README. A link you can open, a bot you can message, a job already running on a schedule. One round of changes is part of the build, not an upsell.

What we don't do.

Ongoing retainers
Each brief is one finished thing with an end. Come back with the next one whenever you want.
App Store and Play Store apps
We build what runs on a server, in a browser, or inside a chat app. A store submission is a different shop.
Rescuing someone else's codebase
We start clean. Moving your data across is fine; inheriting a half-finished repo is not.
Anything that needs a compliance review
Health records, payments infrastructure, regulated financial products. Wrong shop, and we'd rather tell you now.
Design-by-committee
One person decides. That's what makes a small build fast, and it's the whole reason this works.