Studio Client work by the maker of Inazda Market

Built for your team, scoped before it starts.

Launch pages, internal apps for labs and clinics, and computer vision. One developer, a written scope and a starting price before work starts.

Build your scope See the services and prices

Banjarbaru, Indonesia · remoteEnglish or Bahasa Indonesia50% deposit, 50% at hand-over

Launch pageson Inazda templates Internal appsfor labs and clinics Computer visioncounts and checks

Three kinds of work, each with a written scope.

Every price below is a starting price. The final quote comes after the brief, in a one-page proposal that lists what's in, what's out and when each part arrives.

01

Launch pages and websites

For a product that is ready before its page is. The page starts from a finished Inazda template, already built with light and dark themes and checked for accessibility, so your budget goes into your words, your screens and your brand, not into rebuilding a layout.

  • Your copy, product screens and brand on a Market template
  • Light and dark themes, phone to desktop, reduced motion respected
  • Checked against WCAG 2.2 AA with axe, in both themes
  • Static files you can host anywhere, or a hand-over to your developer

Launch page

Starting priceUS$600

Starting price, final quote after the brief. Hosting, domain and new photography are not included.

Ask about a launch pageBrowse the templates

Templates a launch page can start from

  • Halvo

    A SaaS launch page where visitors move your real app windows around.

  • Inazda Landing

    A clean launch page rebranded from one config file, in three skins.

  • Pallwick

    A B2B product site that leads with your app's own screen.

  • Kesten 75

    One physical product, shown with the detail of a factory drawing.

Each template opens as a live demo in the Market.All templates

02

Internal web apps for labs, clinics and small operations

For teams that run stock, documents, daily checks or requests on shared spreadsheets, paper forms and chat threads. A pilot covers one workflow, starts from the Inazda app kits on the right, and is tried by your team on made-up data before it touches real records.

  • Screens for one workflow, with every state: empty, loading, error, locked
  • Roles: who can approve, who can only look, and why a button is locked
  • English and Bahasa Indonesia on every screen
  • A clickable pilot on synthetic data, then the data layer agreed in the proposal

Built in production before. A blood bank workflow and a lab temperature log, both in production at a regional hospital in South Kalimantan.

Internal app pilot

Starting priceUS$2,500

Starting price, final quote after the brief. Servers, hosting and moving your existing records are quoted separately if you need them.

Ask about an app pilotBrowse the app kits

App kits a pilot can start from

  • Binwell

    Stock and requests: oldest usable lot first, a name on every count.

  • Stampfold

    Controlled documents: one version in effect, a second person's stamp.

  • Rimeline

    Fridge, freezer and room readings; out of range needs a note.

  • Pairmark

    Clinic-lab requests from arrival to hand-over, two people checking.

Real app kits with live demos, sold in the Market.All app kits

03

Computer vision: detection, counting, inspection and reading

For work where someone looks at things and writes down what they see: grading fruit, counting items, spotting defects, copying a gauge or a label into a log. It starts with a paid check on your own photos, so you know whether it can work before you pay for a pilot. The model then runs on your hardware.

Feasibility check

Starting priceUS$400

Starting price, final quote after the brief. A written answer on your own photos: what can be detected, what can't yet, and what a pilot would need.

Computer vision pilot

Starting priceUS$2,000

Starting price, final quote after the brief. A model trained on your images, a simple dashboard, and a hand-over that runs on your phone, laptop or edge box.

See the live demoAsk about a feasibility check
The detection demo on a breakfast table: a bowl, a cup, a spoon, the table and fruit outlined with labelled boxes, and a count per type beside it.
Real output of the in-browser demo, with a general-purpose model. A client project trains on your own images.
  1. 01Fruit ripeness grading on farms and plantations
  2. 02Counting items on a line or a shelf
  3. 03Visual defect checks
  4. 04Reading gauges, labels and forms in labs and clinics

Case · in production

A lab temperature log, in production at a hospital.

SuhuLog, built for the laboratory of a regional hospital in South Kalimantan, deployed and used by lab staff for their morning and evening readings.

  1. Problem

    A hospital lab has to log the temperature of its fridges and rooms every morning and evening, show who recorded each reading, and hand in an official report. Every reading has to be trustworthy: no back-dating, no double entries, no silent edits.

  2. Approach

    One morning and one evening slot per monitoring point, set by the server so readings can't be back-dated or entered twice. A correction needs a reason and keeps its history. Staff and admin roles, a phone-first dashboard with charts, and the hospital's official Excel report as an export.

  3. Result

    Running in production over HTTPS with backups and tested restores, with manuals for staff and admins. No usage figures here: they belong to the hospital.

Rimeline app kit screens: a twice-daily reading round with out-of-range readings flagged.
Shown: Rimeline, the Market app kit for the same kind of workflow, with made-up data. The hospital's own screens stay private.

Build your scope

Pick a package and the parts you need. The one-page summary updates as you go; print it or email it as your brief. Nothing you type here is stored or sent by this page.

1Package
2What it needs
3Timing and language
4About you (optional)

Inazda Studio

Scope draft

Launch page

For: your team

Included

    Also asked for

      Starting priceUS$600

      Starting price, final quote after the brief. Anything under "Also asked for" is priced in the proposal.

      Next: brief → fixed-scope proposal → 50% deposit → weekly preview link → two revision rounds → hand-over with docs, final 50%.

      [email protected] · inazda.com/studio

      Email this scope

      The email opens in your own mail app, with this summary filled in. Nothing is sent until you press send there.

      How a project runs

      Written updates and a preview link every week, with a call when it actually helps. In English or Bahasa Indonesia, from Banjarbaru (UTC+8).

      1. 01

        Brief

        You send what you need, by email. I reply with questions, or a short call if it's quicker.

      2. 02

        Fixed-scope proposal

        One page: what's in, what's out, the timeline and the final price. Nothing starts until you agree.

      3. 03

        50% deposit

        Work starts when the deposit arrives, and the timeline counts from that day.

      4. 04

        Weekly preview link

        A link you can open every week, so the result is never a surprise at the end.

      5. 05

        Two revision rounds

        Each round is one list of changes within the scope, sent together. Anything new is quoted first.

      6. 06

        Hand-over, final 50%

        The final payment, then the source, the documents and access, handed to you.

      What you get at hand-over

      Everything needed to run, change and move the work without me. You own what was made for your project once the final payment is in.

      Pages and apps

      • The full source, in your repository or as a zip
      • A hand-over document: how to run it, change text and images, and deploy
      • For apps: every screen, every role, and the data each screen needs
      • The accessibility report, light and dark, phone and desktop

      Computer vision

      • The trained model files, in a format your hardware can run
      • The dashboard and the code that runs the model
      • A short written test on your own photos that the model never saw in training
      • Your photos and the labels made from them, handed back with the model

      Who builds it

      Inazda Studio is one person: Adjie (Muhammad Rizqan Nur Adjie Adzani), a software engineer and computer vision researcher who also makes the Inazda templates and app kits. You talk to the person who writes the code.

      See the portfolio at adjie.inazda.com

      Based in
      Banjarbaru, South Kalimantan, Indonesia. Works remote, project by project
      Master's
      Computer Science and Information Engineering, Tamkang University: computer vision research on tomato detection and ripeness
      Bachelor's
      Software Engineering, Telkom University
      In production
      Hospital systems at a regional hospital in South Kalimantan: a blood bank workflow and a lab temperature log
      In progress
      LabStock, a lab inventory app (in development), and ELAB (in design)
      Before that
      Quality assurance at Toyota Manufacturing Indonesia
      Languages
      English and Bahasa Indonesia

      Questions

      What does "starting price" mean?

      It's the lowest a package usually costs, for a small, clear scope. The final price is in the proposal you get after the brief, and it doesn't change unless you ask for something new.

      How do payments work?

      50% when you accept the proposal, 50% at hand-over, before the source is transferred. Prices are quoted in US dollars.

      What counts as a revision round?

      One list of changes within the agreed scope, sent together. Two rounds are included. New pages, new screens or a new direction are quoted first, and nothing extra is billed without your yes.

      Who owns the code?

      You do, after the final payment: the code, copy, images and models made for your project. Inazda keeps the right to reuse its own templates, app kits and components in other work. Open-licence (OFL) fonts come with the files at no charge.

      Do you work with teams outside Indonesia?

      Yes. Updates are written and async, so time zones are rarely a problem. Calls in English or Bahasa Indonesia, from UTC+8.

      Can I send real data?

      For pages and apps, please don't: pilots run on made-up data. Computer vision is different, because the model has to learn from your own photos. Those stay private and are used only for your project.

      Is hosting included?

      No. You get files that run on any static host, or a hand-over to your developer or server. If you want help setting up hosting, it is quoted in the proposal.

      Can you sign an NDA?

      Yes. Send yours with the brief, or ask for a short mutual NDA before you share details.

      Tell me what you need.

      A few lines are enough to start. Each link opens your email app with the subject and a few questions filled in; nothing is sent until you press send.

      Email [email protected] Who builds it