Zenith Nets · Studio

We build software that has to hold up.

Zenith Nets designs and ships AI-ready products, automation, mobile apps, and on-chain systems for founders and growing companies.

People we have worked with

  • Slavo, PenrodPenrod
  • Anton Storozhuk, Metrica Software IncMetrica Software Inc
  • Steve Komplot, Real IntelligenceReal Intelligence
  • Arcène Goossens, SalesforceSalesforce
  • Anthony, VicassoVicasso
  • Guillermo Larranaga, NeocolNeocol
  • Craig Isakson, PerficientPerficient

What we ship with

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • React Native
  • Node
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS
  • Solidity

What we do

Three kinds of work.

  1. 01

    AI products and automation

    Put the model where the work already happens — inside the product, or in the pile of email and spreadsheets nobody wants to touch.

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  2. 02

    Product engineering

    Web apps, SaaS, shops, and mobile — one team from the first screen to the first paying user.

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  3. 03

    Web3 and blockchain

    On-chain where it earns its keep. Off-chain for everything else. Contracts that get tested before they get deployed.

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From the people who paid the invoice

What it was like.

I have hired a lot of shops that talk more than they ship. These people argued with me about scope, then they actually closed it. When something broke after we went live, they were still on the thread. That is rarer than it should be.
Slavo, Director at Penrod

Slavo

Director, Penrod

We did not need another vendor deck. We needed someone who would sit in the code and not disappear after the first demo. They did the unglamorous parts — the data, the edge cases — and we could run it without them in the room.
Anton Storozhuk, CEO at Metrica Software Inc

Anton Storozhuk

CEO, Metrica Software Inc

What I cared about was whether they could keep up without creating a mess for the next team. Communication was plain. The work was reviewed. I did not have to chase status. That is the bar, and they cleared it.
Arcène Goossens, Director at Salesforce

Arcène Goossens

Director, Salesforce

More notes from clients

How it runs

Five stages. One person you can email.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Week 0

    A call. We listen for the real problem under the one in the brief. You leave with a written summary, not a pitch deck.

  2. 02

    Scope

    Week 1

    What we will build, what we will not, who owns what, and a number. If the fit is wrong, we say so here.

  3. 03

    Design

    Weeks 2–4

    Flows and screens you can click. We settle the ugly decisions — data, auth, edge cases — before they get expensive.

  4. 04

    Build

    Weeks 4–16

    Short sprints, a shared board, one person you can email. You see working software, not status theatre.

  5. 05

    Launch and stay

    Ongoing

    Ship, watch it, fix what production finds. Then we talk about the next slice, or we hand it over cleanly.

About the studio

A studio, not a bench.

Zenith Nets is a software studio. We take on a small number of products at a time — web, mobile, automation, and the occasional on-chain piece — and we stay close to the work.

The company is led from the engineering side. That means the person who agrees the scope is still in the repository when it ships. We are not a body shop, and we do not hand a brief to a bench of juniors after the kickoff call.

If you are a founder with a first version to get out, or a company with a process that has outgrown the spreadsheet, we are set up for that. If you need a hundred people next quarter, we will tell you we are the wrong room.

Questions we get.

How long does a typical project take?
A focused first version is usually six to twelve weeks. A larger platform runs longer. We will tell you which one you have after the first call, not before we have heard the problem.
Do you work fixed-price or by the month?
Fixed scope when the edges are clear. A monthly team when they are not. We do not bill mystery hours against a vague backlog.
Who do we talk to during the work?
The person who scoped it stays on the project. You get one thread — email or Slack — not a rotating account manager.
Who owns the code and the accounts?
You do. Repos, cloud, stores, domains. We work in your accounts or we transfer them at handover.
Is this AI wrapping a template?
No. We use the same models everyone else does. We also write the boring parts: auth that does not leak, payments that reconcile, and deploys that survive a Tuesday.
Do you take on Web3-only audits?
We build and test contracts as part of a product. We are not a standalone audit firm. If you only need an audit, we will say so and point you elsewhere.

Tell us what you are stuck on.

A short note is enough. If a call is faster, book one.