Let's talk.
Tell us what you're building, or what you need. Every message lands in an inbox a person opens, and the reply comes back from the person who opened it. Write in English or in Arabic.
What happens next
The form writes into the studio's own inbox. Somebody reads it the same week, usually sooner. If it is something we can help with, the first reply is a question or two rather than a proposal: we would rather understand the problem before putting a number on it. If it is not something we do, you get told so plainly.
What to put in it
What you are trying to do, and what is stopping you now. If something is already in place, say what it is, even when the honest answer is a spreadsheet. If you are working towards a date, give the date. Three plain sentences are worth more here than a written brief.
What we take on
NextMove builds and owns its own products, so it does not sell client development under this name. Websites, online stores, search and maintenance are sold by Qimma, the studio's service brand, which NextMove owns. Gyms and martial arts spaces asking about Sparr are in the right place: Sparr Hub is free, and getting a gym onto it is a conversation rather than a sale.
Writing about one of ours
Name the product in the first line. Each page below says where that product stands today, whether it is live, in a pilot, in testing or still an open question, which often answers the first thing people write to ask.
- Sparr: Find a session to train at tonight, and run the gym holding it.
- Raqib: Anti-fraud inventory and audit system for construction contractors.
- Arx: Competitive hacking for security students, and a record of every flag they capture.
- Feel: A table, something in the middle of it, and a chair anyone can take.
- Movem: Something that helps you work out what to build next.