G6 Studio deploys one principal-level engineer directly into your codebase and your team. Frontend architecture and AI integration, delivered as three focused offers from a Pacific Northwest digital foundry. No account managers, no hand-offs.
EmbraceRx, PeakFormRx and Chained Aminos share one multi-tenant codebase, themed per hostname.
An AI feature the roadmap promised, a marketing site that should be converting, a frontend that fights every change.
The usual options are bad.
Agencies pitch you a discovery phase and staff the work with juniors behind an account manager. Hiring a principal engineer takes six months you don’t have — if the req is even open. Freelance marketplaces are a lottery.
What you actually need is an experienced engineer deployed inside your problem — in your codebase, with your team, accountable for shipping — without the overhead of any of the above.
There’s a name for this model now — forward-deployed engineering. It’s how the big AI labs ship into their customers’ stacks, and it’s the entire model here: one engineer, embedded, fixed scope, fixed price. Pick the shape of the problem:
AI Feature Sprint Ship an AI feature into your product in 3 weeks. | Marketing Site in 10 Days A conversion-focused marketing site, shipped in 10 days. | Fractional Frontend Architect A principal engineer, two days a week. | |
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| What it is | One production-grade AI feature in your existing codebase — streaming UX, evals, cost guardrails, the unglamorous parts included. | Design, copy structure, build, and deploy. Fast because the process is honed, not because corners get cut. | For teams whose frontend has outgrown its foundations. Architecture, code review, performance, mentoring — in your repo and your standups. |
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| Price | $9,500 From · 3 weeks | $5,000 From · 10 days | $6,000 From / month · 3-month minimum |
| Book a scoping call | Start your site | Ask about availability |
One production-grade AI feature in your existing codebase — streaming UX, evals, cost guardrails, the unglamorous parts included.
Design, copy structure, build, and deploy. Fast because the process is honed, not because corners get cut.
For teams whose frontend has outgrown its foundations. Architecture, code review, performance, mentoring — in your repo and your standups.
Pipeline-generation systems, run by an in-house AI engine.
Valuation and index data for athlete markets.
Concierge cybersecurity for family offices and high-net-worth individuals — 24/7/365.
Three physician-prescribed telehealth brands on one codebase, themed per hostname.
PoolJar was a group-payments platform built solo at G6 Studio — living links, biometric checkout, AI-assisted messaging, real money moving through it from real users. It was designed, built, shipped, and operated by one person, end to end. It’s also no longer running — shut down when a payment processor’s fraud problem became an existential one. That story, and everything it taught about building products that survive their platforms, is written up in full.
Read the post-mortem
G6 Studio is the independent practice of Jojo Galang — founded on a legacy of six, rooted in the Pacific Northwest. The foundry model is deliberate: small, hot, and precise. One senior engineer who has shipped complete products — payments, AI, design systems — takes your project from first sketch to production metal.
Twenty years of building for the web — including the half of it that doesn’t photograph well: the migrations, the performance work, the architecture decisions a team lives with for years. I ship complete products end to end, not just their interfaces — payments that move real money, AI features that have to stay inside a cost budget, design systems the next team inherits, and the operational reality of running all of it after launch.
That work has been at Microsoft, iSpot.tv, and eNom (now Tucows), with earlier years at Fujitsu and Informatics in the Philippines.
At HAS Communications I led the engineering group behind Trapik, real-time road traffic across the Philippines; HAS Travel, online booking; and TxtJock, an SMS platform moving millions of messages an hour. Earlier still, Momentum Internet — online retail, and one of the companies the dot-com crash took with it. Not everything I’ve built outlived its market. That is part of why I build the way I do now.
Get in touchExperiments, tools, and write-ups from inside the foundry. First up: the full PoolJar post-mortem, and the AI Integration Kit — the production patterns from every AI Feature Sprint, packaged.
A payments product built and operated solo, shut down by a processor's fraud problem — and what it taught about building on platforms you don't control.
Read itThe production patterns from every AI Feature Sprint — streaming UX, eval harnesses, cost and rate-limit guardrails — packaged so a team can lift them straight in.
Not yet publishedTell me what you’re building. I’ll reply within one business day with an honest take on whether one of the three offers fits — and if none does, I’ll say so.
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