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I have been watching the company for several months. It is important to me that everything works stably and, above all, is predictable. I haven't seen any problems with 13o3 yet, and I hope it stays that way. Clear processes, no surprises, and no unnecessary stress. To be honest, I'm fed up with quick-fix projects.
I have been following the company and its founder for a long time. The results and contribution to the community are impressive.
An excellent company, definitely recommendable.
I don't really understand this whole subject, but the website is quite clear and the company has an impressive portfolio.
So far he overall impression is rather positive. The functionality is clear and I haven’t encountered any issues, but there are some minor things that seem unnecessary or unclear to me. Overall, it’s fine.
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