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We’re a studio in Guatemala. We design the brand, website and software for product brands and startups launching in Latin America.

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(01)Studio

We design the brand, website and software for people launching a product in Latin America. A food brand that needs a store and inventory. A startup that needs its MVP to look like a company. One team, from the first idea to launch.

  • 01

    Brand, design and code in one team

    The people who define your brand also design the interface and write the code. Nothing gets lost between vendors.

  • 02

    Judgment before aesthetics

    Every decision answers to a business goal. If it doesn’t help you sell or operate, it’s out.

  • 03

    Direct contact

    You talk to the people designing and building your project. No account managers in between.

  • 04

    We build our own product

    We’re building Kardix, our own software. We know what launching takes because we do it too.

(02)Who it’s for

Who we work with.

Two kinds of projects with one thing in common: a product that needs to look and work like a real company.

AStart with: Brand launch

Product brands

Food, beverage, retail and physical goods businesses.

What usually happens

  • You only sell through Instagram and WhatsApp
  • Your brand looks different on every piece
  • You don’t have your own website
  • Inventory lives in a spreadsheet or in your head

The route

  1. Brand
  2. Website or store
  3. System
BStart with: Product MVP

SaaS startups

Founders with a software idea or an MVP in progress.

What usually happens

  • Your MVP looks improvised
  • The product works, but nobody designed it
  • The brand is half-done
  • It’s hard to show an investor what it does

The route

  1. Light brand
  2. UX/UI
  3. MVP

(03)Services

One flow, from brand to code.

They work better together because it’s one conversation: what the brand decides reaches the interface and the software intact, with nothing lost between vendors.

  • 01

    Branding

    Name, identity and voice that hold up on a package, a label or a pitch deck. For a product brand it’s what you see on the shelf; for a SaaS, what builds trust on the first screen.

    • Strategy
    • Identity
    • Packaging & labels
    • Brand guide
    Stationery with the Onacode symbol on light paper and a lime green card
  • 02

    UX/UI Design

    Flows, wireframes and prototypes you can test before any code is written. From an online store checkout to the onboarding and dashboard of an MVP.

    • Flows
    • Wireframes
    • Prototypes
    • Design system
    Minimal web interface displayed on a phone and a tablet
  • 03

    Web development

    Fast, accessible websites and online stores that are easy to manage. The store where your brand stops depending on WhatsApp, or the landing page that explains your SaaS in seconds.

    • Websites
    • Online stores
    • Technical SEO
    • Accessibility
    Laptop in a dark room showing code in a dark editor
  • 04

    Custom software

    MVPs, dashboards and internal systems built around the way you work. The admin panel for your SaaS or the inventory and sales control for your brand.

    • MVP
    • Dashboards
    • Integrations
    • PWA
    Dashboard web application on a phone and a laptop

Branding, UX/UI Design, Web development, Custom software, MVP

(04) ManifestoOnacode — Brand → Code

Brand, design and code. One conversation.

This is what a brand looks like when the same team that designs it also builds it: the symbol, the palette, the interface and the code speak the same language.

  1. 01 — Brand

  2. Ink#111110
    Paper#F3F2EE
    Stone#E7E5DF
    Lime#CBFF8C

    02 — Palette

  3. 03 — Interface

  4. 04 — Code

(05)Ways to work

Four ways to work together.

Every proposal starts from what you need to launch, not from a fixed package.

  • 01

    Brand launch

    Who it’s for

    For product brands about to go to market or that need to get organized.

    What’s included

    • Visual and verbal identity
    • Website or online store
    • Brand usage guide
  • 02

    Product MVP

    Who it’s for

    For startups that need a first version that looks and works like a real company.

    What’s included

    • Light brand
    • UX/UI for core flows
    • First working version
  • 03

    Monthly retainer

    Who it’s for

    For teams that need ongoing design and development.

    What’s included

    • Monthly design and code hours
    • Priorities reviewed every week
    • A direct channel with the studio
  • 04

    Maintenance & evolution

    Who it’s for

    For launched products that need care and improvements.

    What’s included

    • Updates and bug fixes
    • Backups and monitoring
    • Small improvements every month

(06)Our own product

What we build ourselves.

Alongside client projects, we build our own software. We test at home what we recommend.

Kardix

Status:In development

Inventory and point-of-sale system for businesses that sell physical products.

Let me know when it’s out

(07)Process

From idea to launch, step by step.

  1. Phase 01Estimated duration: 1 – 2 weeks

    Discover

    We learn your business, who you sell to and what has to be ready for launch.

    Deliverables
    • Project brief
    • Scope and timeline
    • Launch priorities
    What we need from you
    One 90-minute session, access to what you already have (logo, sales, tools) and one decision-maker.
  2. Phase 02Estimated duration: 2 – 4 weeks

    Design

    We turn the brief into a brand, flows and a prototype you review before any code is written.

    Deliverables
    • Identity or light brand
    • Flows and wireframes
    • Clickable prototype
    What we need from you
    Consolidated feedback within 48 hours per round, plus copy or product photos if you have them.
  3. Phase 03Estimated duration: 3 – 8 weeks

    Build

    We build with accessibility from day one and show you real progress every week.

    Deliverables
    • Working website, store or MVP
    • Staging environment to review
    • Visible progress every week
    What we need from you
    Access to domain, payments and required accounts, plus testing with real users when it’s time.
  4. Phase 04Estimated duration: 1 week

    Launch

    We go live, hand over credentials and documentation, and stay with you for the first weeks.

    Deliverables
    • Go-live
    • Usage guide and credentials
    • 30 days of post-launch support
    What we need from you
    Final sign-off and one person from your team for training.