The studio
Tessvik started in 2016 as two engineers who were tired of handing products over the wall. Ten years later there are 38 of us and we still don't.
We build software for companies that will still be running it in ten years. That changes how we write it, test it and hand it over.
Tessvik is 38 designers and engineers in Vancouver and Porto. One team takes your product from the first sketch to the on-call rota, so nothing gets lost in a handover.
Six rules we don't bend.
They're written on the wall in both studios, and in every statement of work.
Ship small, ship often
Nothing waits for a big release. Work goes out behind a flag the week it's ready.
Write it down
Decisions, estimates and incidents all get a page. Memory is not a process.
Numbers over adjectives
Each project names the metric it has to move before we design anything.
One team, end to end
The people who design it build it, ship it and answer the pager for it.
Calm is a feature
No heroics, no 2 a.m. launches. Canary, watch, then roll forward.
Leave it better
Your team should own the product the day we leave, and like what they find.

Our best work happens when nobody is rushing. Quiet rooms, long runways, and a rule that meetings end when the decision is made.
Their desks, not their faces.
38 people in Vancouver and Porto. Every project gets a named team that stays from the first sprint to the on-call rota.