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KUTASSY started as a reaction, not a business plan. Years of watching strong ideas get diluted by hand-offs, sign-offs, and account layers that exist to manage a client, not to make the work better. We wanted to build the studio we kept wishing we were hiring.
So we work the way a workshop works. One project moves through the same hands from first sketch to shipped code — the person designing the layout is the person writing the code that ships it. Nothing gets lost in translation, because there's no translation happening.
A website doesn't need thirty people passing it down a line to get it right. It needs a handful of people who actually understand it, making every decision themselves. We'd rather finish four projects with real craft than run ten through an assembly line. That's the trade we made on day one, and it's still the right one.
Hungarian distributor of professional tools and industrial equipment, serving contractors and tradespeople nationwide.
A versatile Hungarian trading company specialising in B2B procurement and supply chain solutions across multiple industries.
Premium aluminium façade and structural systems manufacturer, delivering architectural solutions for large-scale construction projects.
Full-service print and imaging solutions provider, offering equipment sales, maintenance and managed print services across Hungary.
Hungarian market leader in specialised commercial services, connecting businesses with tailored operational support solutions.
Innovative lighting and electrical solutions brand, designing functional and architectural lighting for residential and commercial spaces.
Automotive services and vehicle trading company offering a curated selection of quality used cars alongside professional servicing.
We're always looking for ambitious companies ready to grow. Let's build something great together.
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Every project we take on gets our full attention, not a fraction of it split across a dozen accounts. So we turn down work that doesn't fit our pace, our values, or our capacity — not because we're precious about it, but because half-attention produces work nobody is proud of.
There's no separate team that inherits the mess later. The person who writes a shortcut today is the person who debugs it in six months — so shortcuts rarely happen. Ownership isn't a value statement here, it's a structural fact.
We build for clients well beyond our own borders, on the same standard we'd hold ourselves to in person. A good idea doesn't need a passport, and neither does a good website.
We don't put this on a wall to feel good about it. It's the reason half of what we ship was never in the original brief — someone on the team got stuck on a question nobody asked them to answer, and followed it anyway.
We cut it to two. Conversion was up before launch week was over — and "why does this need five steps?" is now a question we ask on every project, not just the ones where it's obviously broken.
That side question turned into a single editable field, right on the homepage. It now ships by default — nobody has to ask for it anymore.
We test every build on throttled 3G now. It's caught more real problems than any formal QA pass we've run.
Nobody had flagged it as an issue. Turned out the answer was one confusing sentence — curiosity found it in an afternoon, no ticket required.
Kutassy Bálint
Founder & Creative DirectorArgues with every idea before he lets it near a browser.
Nagy Dávid
Lead DeveloperReads the spec, then quietly rewrites half of it for the better.
Tóth Eszter
Product DesignerWill redo a layout four times before admitting it was fine the first time.
Varga Márk
Front-end DeveloperCares more about a 100ms load-time win than almost anyone should.
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