Why we exist
Most software does not fail in the build. It fails in the gaps — between the person who drew the screen and the person who coded it, between the app that shipped and the team that was supposed to maintain it, between what a client asked for and what anyone wrote down.
Dayroz was started to close those gaps by not creating them. One team carries a product from the first conversation to the version running a year later. You brief once. The people who designed it are the people who built it, and the people who answer when something breaks.
That is only possible at a certain size, which is why we have no plans to become a body shop. We would rather do fewer projects properly.