For agencies
A development partner for your next client project.
A hands-on development partner for new client applications, online shops and integrations. Agency-led communication, clear milestones and handover.
Your agency has the client relationship, the project direction and a brief that needs to become working software. Nimblique Studio can take responsibility for a defined development scope, from a new web application or online shop to a focused integration.
You work directly with Hemang Vyas, the developer leading the studio. We agree the responsibilities, communication and review stages before implementation, so the technical work fits the way your agency manages the engagement.
The projects we can take on
A design agency may need a supplied interface developed into a complete customer application. A marketing agency may have a client who needs a portal or an operational tool beyond a conventional website. An e-commerce agency may need a new storefront or a specific integration delivered within a larger project.
These are examples of possible partnerships, not claims about existing agency clients. Suitable work includes Laravel applications, Vue or React interfaces, Flutter mobile apps, WooCommerce and Shopware projects, and documented API connections.
Choose the delivery boundary
A complete focused application: your agency defines the client need and we agree the application, administration and release deliverables.
A defined implementation phase: the wider project remains with your agency while Nimblique Studio develops a specified component or workflow with clear integration points.
Agency-branded delivery: white-label arrangements can be discussed, including the presentation of the work, client communication and any permission to reference the project later.
The scope is a deliverable, not an unlimited commitment to absorb whatever arrives in the client inbox.
Keep client ownership and decisions clear
Before work starts, we identify who owns the brief, who approves design and technical decisions, who consolidates feedback and who signs off the delivery. Communication can remain agency-led or include agreed joint discussions.
Confidentiality, intellectual property, access, payment, acceptance and handover belong in the project agreement. We do not assume the right to contact your client independently, publish their work or reuse confidential material.
Reviews that make progress visible
Development is organised into reviewable stages. Your agency can see the agreed workflow in a test environment and give consolidated feedback against the scope.
New requirements are discussed as changes, including their effect on timing and cost. This protects the client relationship from the confusion of a feature that appears in a conversation but never becomes an agreed deliverable.
The handover can include the code, configuration notes, deployment information and relevant administration guidance, subject to the agreed ownership and delivery terms. Future work can be organised as another planned phase.
What to send with the first brief
Explain what the client needs, what has already been designed and which decisions remain open. Include the intended users, key workflows, known integrations, desired timing and any budget parameters you can share.
An anonymised outline is enough for an initial discussion. Share confidential materials or credentials only through an appropriate agreed channel.
Use our agency briefing guide.
Questions agencies often need answered
Can you work without being visible to the end client?
A white-label arrangement can be considered for the project. We agree how communication, meetings, access and deliverables will work rather than making assumptions about your client relationship.
Can we bring designs without a full technical specification?
Yes. We can start with the intended workflow and design direction, then identify the decisions required to define the build. A finished technical document is not needed for the first fit discussion.
How is availability handled?
Delivery windows and communication are agreed for the specific scope. We do not advertise permanent standby availability or assume that an enquiry reserves a development slot.
Can we commission a later phase?
Yes, subject to its scope, timing and availability. Repeat work is planned as a defined next phase rather than an open-ended support obligation.
Bring the client brief. Keep the relationship yours.
Tell us what your agency wants to deliver and where you need a development partner.