We become part of your team

We're not a vendor at arm's length. We understand your problems deeply, take ownership, and ship it working.

Who we are

Technical, human, and direct. We take quality seriously without being rigid. We're honest about trade-offs, confident about what we know, and transparent when we don't. We bring ideas proactively, but never force them.

What we stand for

Simplicity above all

We don't overcomplicate. If we can't explain why we're doing something, we don't do it. Straightforward solutions that work, not 'impressive' solutions no one can maintain.

We actually care

We treat your product like it's ours. Real ownership, not performative. When something isn't right, we say so — even if it complicates things.

We embed, we don't observe

We don't operate as 'the dev team over there'. We integrate. We learn your product deeply enough to make decisions you'd make.

We take ownership, not just tasks

We identify what needs to be done, even if it's not in a ticket. We make intermediate decisions without blocking you. We think long-term: maintainability, documentation, clean handoff.

Ruthless prioritization

We help you cut features that don't serve the core objective. We don't try to do everything at once. When budget or timeline is tight, we cut the accessory, never the essential.

Our story

Bleu exists because we kept seeing the same pattern in Web3: strong engineers, good intentions — but no real ownership over outcomes. Things delivered, not sustained. Scope met, but nothing built to last. We started as a response to that. The idea was simple: show up as a technical partner and take responsibility for what matters — especially the work that gets stuck because it's not core enough for internal teams to prioritize. Critical integrations. Unstable infrastructure. New areas that need structure. Tooling and SDKs no one has the time or context to own properly. We don't show up just to execute tasks. We understand the problem, help define the right scope, and work alongside your team until it works. Sometimes that means fixed-scope projects. Sometimes ongoing work. The format changes — the commitment doesn't. Today, we work with teams that take their product seriously. No hype. No shortcuts. We step in when things are complex, underdefined, and important — and we stay as long as we're adding real value.

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