Software engineering.
Web and mobile products, internal tools, API platforms, and cloud migrations. Modern stack — TypeScript, Node, .NET, Postgres, AWS. Monolith-first, ship behind a flag.
GeeVentures is a new digital product studio based in Brussels. We help growing companies with software engineering, performance marketing, and strategic consulting — under one accountable roadmap, one senior lead, one working week.
We keep engineering, growth, and consulting under one roof so the person shipping the code, the person spending the budget, and the person advising the board are on the same weekly call. Fewer handoffs, faster feedback, one line of accountability.
Web and mobile products, internal tools, API platforms, and cloud migrations. Modern stack — TypeScript, Node, .NET, Postgres, AWS. Monolith-first, ship behind a flag.
Paid media, SEO, lifecycle, and analytics that reports to a P&L. Attribution wired in sprint one. Cohorts and warehouse before the first paid dollar.
Roadmap advisory, technical due diligence, org design, hiring plans. Embedded for the horizon that fits, always with a written handover at the end.
Every engagement follows one of three shapes. Pick by scope and horizon; we scale up or down after the first sprint if the shape does not fit. Pricing is set per engagement — we prefer to scope, then quote.
A narrow, high-priority build — MVP, migration, or a single growth experiment. Fixed scope, fixed price, ships in one calendar month or less.
A cross-practice pod on your roadmap for one or two quarters — engineering, growth, and consulting on the same weekly demo. Our main engagement shape.
An embedded fractional seat — CTO, CMO, or advisor — on a long-term retainer. One senior partner inside your leadership team for the working year.
We standardise on a small, well-worn stack so we can move fast without breaking things. We only reach for an exotic tool when the boring one demonstrably cannot do the job.
The studio is new — the operating principles are not. They are the constraints we intend to keep from the first engagement onward.
Monolith before microservices. Postgres before Kafka. Anything ambitious ships in the second version, not the first.
Attribution wired sprint one. Cohorts and warehouse before the first paid dollar. Reports on Monday, always.
The same partner from the first call to steady-state. Continuity is the cheapest quality lever a studio has.
Every risky change ships behind a feature flag. Every migration has a rollback plan. Never a big-bang release.
Every sprint, every campaign, every consulting engagement. Written up, shared, filed for the next kickoff.
The first rule we wrote down. We would rather kill a feature in review than ship one we do not stand behind.
We are a new studio taking on our first cohort of clients right now. Send a short paragraph — who you are, what the goal is, when you would like to kick off — and we will reply personally.