Digital products, software, marketing and creative solutions built to help ambitious businesses launch, grow and scale.
We don't justwrite code.
We build theengine.
Then we buildthe audience.
Two capabilities that hold each other up. A product nobody finds is a hobby; an audience with nothing to use is noise.
Products engineered to be fast, maintainable and ready for the traffic you are about to send at them.
Distribution treated as engineering: a system for reaching the right people, measured and tuned like any other part of the stack.
Digital engineering builds the thing. Digital growth makes sure people find it. Both draw on the same foundation — considered architecture, honest estimates and work the next person can pick up.
Everything that has to work: the product, the data behind it and the infrastructure under it.
Sites engineered rather than assembled — fast on a phone, easy to edit, and built to be found.
Interfaces for the work itself: dashboards, portals, storefronts and the systems behind them.
The repetitive work removed. Data collected, cleaned and delivered where decisions happen.
Systems shaped around how a business actually operates, instead of the other way around.
Deployment, observability and performance work that keeps the product fast long after launch.
Everything that has to be seen: the content, the campaigns and the audience they build.
An account that behaves like a product: a plan, a calendar, and replies that actually arrive.
Positioning, search and lead flow connected end to end, so demand is something you can steer.
Budget spent against a measurement plan — creative, audience and landing page tested together.
Content produced on a system: templates, a schedule and a voice that stays consistent.
Web Development
A site built from scratch around your content and your search terms — not a theme bent into shape.
A sample of what we build and grow. Representative engagements, shown as the interfaces and systems they became.
A storefront and admin system built as one codebase: server-rendered catalogue, custom checkout flow and an operations panel the team can actually run day to day.
Fragmented spreadsheets replaced by a single live view. Role-based access, streaming updates and reporting that reflects the business as it moves.
Scheduled collection, validation and enrichment across dozens of sources — resilient to change, observable end to end, and quiet when everything works.
An offline-first tool for teams working away from a desk. Capture on site, sync when there is signal, reconcile without losing a record.
Landing pages, tracking and paid campaigns run as one loop — creative, audience and conversion data reviewed in the same place instead of three dashboards.
A production system rather than a burst of posts: templates, a calendar, a review pass and a library that keeps the voice consistent as volume grows.
One continuous engagement rather than four separate hires. Most partners stop at launch; that is the point where the interesting work starts.
The product gets made — architecture first, then interfaces, then the automation around them.
It goes live properly: repeatable deployments, monitoring in place and measurement from day one.
People find it. Content, campaigns and social move traffic toward the thing you just built.
The loop tightens — what works gets automated, what lags gets optimised, and it keeps running.
Five stages, in order, every time — from understanding the problem through to launching the product and growing what it reaches. The sequence is what keeps a build predictable when the problem is not.
Understand the problem.
We map the workflow, the audience and the constraints before writing anything. The brief usually changes here — that is the point.
Plan the right solution.
Data model, boundaries, hosting and measurement decided up front, so the build has a shape to grow into rather than a corner to paint out of.
Create the product.
Short cycles, working software, reviewable code. You see progress in the product, not in a status report.
Deploy and introduce it.
Repeatable deployments and analytics in place before launch day — then the content and campaigns that make the launch land.
Improve reach and results.
Performance budgets, campaign reviews and a roadmap that keeps moving. Reach and reliability improved in the same pass.
Not a list of logos. A connected system, chosen so each layer can be replaced without rewriting the ones around it.
Every layer connects to the ones it depends on — and to the studio that maintains them.
No forms, no funnels. A problem described plainly, and the questions that change the shape of it.
Ideas turn into interfaces, contracts and tests. Precision here is what makes everything after it cheap to change.
Environments, pipelines and infrastructure — the part nobody sees until it is missing.
Content, social and paid campaigns carry the product outward, and the response comes back as data you can act on.
Measured, tuned and extended. A product that keeps earning its place, and an audience that keeps finding it.
MiTea is a digital technology and growth company. We engineer practical, scalable digital products — and then help them reach the people they were built for.
Small enough that context never gets lost, structured enough that the work holds up years later. Engineering and growth run as one team, not two hand-offs.
You talk to the people doing the work
Digital engineering and digital growth
Build, launch, grow and scale
We combine technology, creativity and growth strategy to help businesses build better digital experiences and reach more people.
Modern, scalable solutions built on tools chosen for longevity over novelty.
Content and digital experiences designed to stand out rather than blend in.
Strategies focused on reaching the right audience, measured against what actually converts.
Direct communication with the people doing the work, and support long after launch.
From digital products to digital growth, let's turn your next idea into something people can use, remember and discover.
A short description of the problem is enough to start. We'll come back with questions, an approach and what it takes to build — or to grow.
