Studio
Made to be looked at.
Built to be used.
You are about to put your name on something. The site or the app is the first thing most people will ever see of it, and they decide in a moment whether it deserves their time. Apex Mono exists to make that moment go your way: a product everyone can use, with nothing to figure out, made with care, and easy to find when someone goes looking.
Every decision is made from the side of the person using it. The next step is always obvious, nothing makes them wait, and everyone can use it, whatever device or ability they bring. That is the whole promise: it works, it is easy, and people come back to it.
Led by Gina Lee ↗ (opens in a new tab), a product engineer with eight years and thirty-six projects of front-end work behind her. She directs every project end to end, from the product calls to the build. She has built for Riffusion, Pika, Distyl AI, EliseAI and Ethel’s Club. The studio brings in the specialists each project needs and names them in the proposal.
- Who you'll work with
- Gina Lee directs it start to finish, no handoffs. Specialists join when the project needs them, named in your proposal.
- What you get
- A website or app, designed, built and live.
- What it costs
- One fixed price in writing before any work starts. Projects start at $2,500.
- How long it takes
- Websites from four weeks, apps from eight. Larger builds are split into milestones, each with its own date in your proposal.
- Your time
- One call at the start, then written updates and recorded walkthroughs on your schedule. About a day of your time in total, spread across the project.
- Who owns it
- You. The design, the code, the domain and every account.
- After launch
- Fixes and updates when you need them, or a monthly care plan.
