An independent studio, run with restraint.

We build websites and web applications for businesses that want something built properly the first time — not a template stretched to fit, and not a project that quietly rots once the invoice is paid.

The name comes from a hanko, the personal seal used across East Asia to certify that a document is genuine. It's stamped by hand, at a slight angle, with uneven ink — proof that someone stood behind the work. That's the standard we hold every project to: a seal of approval, not just a handoff.

Every engagement is handled by the same person from first call to launch, which means fewer handoffs, fewer things lost in translation, and a codebase you can actually get support for later.