Websites
A site that explains what you do and gets people to get in touch — from a single focused landing page to a full website your team edits themselves.
Websites, online shops and custom systems for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools — designed, built and looked after by the same people, from first idea to the day it runs your business.
Things we've built
01 Services
Whatever you need, one team takes it from the first conversation to the day it is live — and stays on after that.
A site that explains what you do and gets people to get in touch — from a single focused landing page to a full website your team edits themselves.
Shops built to sell: fast pages, a checkout people finish, and the payments, shipping and stock tools behind them. Moved over from your old shop without losing your search rankings.
When the spreadsheet, the group chat and the off-the-shelf tool have stopped keeping up: systems built around how your business really works — including the apps your team uses on their phones.
Included in every project: DesignBuildHostingLooking after it afterwards
02 Selected work
Live work, running in production for the businesses that own it. Open any of them and judge it the way your customers will.
A skydiving club, told as a single jump
A skydiving club at Haslev, forty minutes from Copenhagen, selling tandem jumps and a static-line solo course. Rather than list the offer, the homepage descends through it: the page opens at 4.000 metres and every scroll drops you lower, introducing each part of the club at the altitude it actually happens.
What the site does
03 Products
The fastest way to judge a development partner is to look at what they build when nobody is holding the brief. These are ours — real systems we design, build and run ourselves, with the hard parts solved.
Everything a delivery company needs to run a day
Most delivery companies run on a phone and a notebook. Orders arrive as messages, drivers leave with a pile of parcels and a rough idea of where to go, and the money collected on doorsteps is counted at the end of the week — if anyone can still remember who had what. Meridian gives the office, the drivers and the people waiting for their parcels one shared record of the day: what is going out, who is carrying it, what happened at each door, and where the cash is right now.
All in one place
04 Try it
This is the door screen from Nocturne, running right here on this page. Type two letters of a name, the way a doorman would at half past midnight, and let someone in. It is nearly closing time and the room is nearly full, so you will meet the rule that matters: the licence count is not a suggestion, and a party of six cannot squeeze into four places. The guests are invented and nothing is saved.
In the room
332 of 350 allowed
18 places left before the licence says stop.
Tonight's log
Want to see the rest of it? Read the Nocturne case study — or ask us for one of your own.
05 Why Solytz
We've built websites, shops and business systems across many industries. This is what stays the same on every one of them.
No account managers and no hand-offs. The person on your calls is the person doing the work, so nothing gets lost between what you asked for and what gets built.
Meridian, Nocturne and Tablecraft are ours. We know what keeping a system running looks like after launch day, because we do it ourselves.
Before anything is built you get a plan in plain words and a price you can hold us to — then steady updates, so you always know where things stand.
06 How we work
We learn how your business works today, what is getting in the way, and what a good result looks like.
You see and click through the design early, so changes are cheap and nothing is a surprise later.
Built in small steps you can try as we go, with regular updates on where things stand.
We launch it, keep an eye on it and keep improving it — the same people, long after go-live.
Mission planner
Pick what you are building. The timeline is the one we promise on that service's page — quoted, not guessed.
Typical flight time
A few days to two weeks
“Most single landing pages are ready within a few days to two weeks, depending on content and integrations.”
On this mission
Typical flight time
2–5 weeks
“Most WordPress sites launch in 2–5 weeks depending on scope and content readiness.”
On this mission
Typical flight time
3–6 weeks
“Most stores go live in 3–6 weeks, depending on scope and how ready your products and content are.”
On this mission
Typical flight time
3–6 weeks
“A typical WooCommerce store launches in 3–6 weeks depending on scope.”
On this mission
Typical flight time
From around 6–10 weeks
“Headless builds are more bespoke; timelines typically start around 6–10 weeks depending on scope.”
On this mission
Typical flight time
Delivered in stages
“It depends on scope, but we ship in increments so you see working software early rather than waiting months.”
On this mission
It depends on what you need. A landing page is usually ready within a few days to two weeks, most websites in two to five weeks, and most online shops in three to six. Custom software is delivered in steps, so you are using working pieces early instead of waiting months.
Every project is scoped individually. After a free, no-pressure discovery call you get a clear plan and an honest estimate in plain words — before any work starts.
Yes. The site, the design and any custom code are yours.
We stay on. Updates, fixes and improvements are there for as long as you want them, from the same people who built it.
Yes. We redesign and move existing sites and shops — from WordPress, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace or a custom platform — without losing your content or your search rankings.
No. We also build custom business software. Meridian, Nocturne and Tablecraft are systems we designed, built and run ourselves.
08 Get in touch
Tell us what you are trying to get done — even if you are not sure yet what it should be. We'll reply within one business day with honest next steps.
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