Thinqcraft

Contact

Bring the messy IT problem. We will turn it into a concrete first step.

You do not need a polished brief. Send the pressure: the integration that is missing, the workflow that keeps breaking, the MVP that needs technical shape, the infrastructure that is hard to trust, or the system that works but is painful to grow. You reach the senior owner directly, so the first reply can talk about scope, risk and architecture instead of sales choreography.

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Direct line

No account layer between you and the work

The first conversation goes straight to the person who can reason about architecture, delivery, tradeoffs and production responsibility. That keeps the signal high from the first message.

Useful context

A rough note is enough

Write what exists today, what hurts, what has to change and what constraints are already fixed: deadline, budget shape, team situation, compliance, legacy code or tools that cannot be replaced.

First response

A practical read, not a generic pitch

You get a concrete first view of the likely scope, risks, technical options and the smallest useful starting point. If there is a better path than building custom software, we will say that too.
  • Direct senior contact
  • Rough brief accepted
  • Scope and risk first
  • Procurement-ready details

How to start

Start with the pressure, not the perfect specification.

Good technical conversations often begin messy. A broken handoff, scattered data, a deadline, a fragile release process, a product idea or a system nobody wants to touch anymore. We help translate that pressure into a clear technical path before anyone pretends the scope is obvious.

Describe the pressure

What is slowing the team down, creating risk, leaking money or blocking a launch.

Show the current setup

Systems, tools, data flows, manual steps, infrastructure and people touched by the workflow.

Name the constraints

Deadline, budget shape, procurement needs, security requirements and anything that cannot move.

A good reply should make the next step easier to decide, even before a project exists.

Contact details

One direct route, plus the formal details when procurement needs them.

The legacy contact page carried a form, alternate routes and company data. We keep what matters: a direct email path, a useful first-message shape and transparent business details.

Email

hello@thinqcraft.com

Best first route for project context, technical questions, scope conversations and architecture decisions.

Topics

Build, integrate, automate, stabilize

MVPs, web and mobile apps, APIs, integrations, workflow automation, cloud infrastructure and existing systems that need care.

Company

Thinqcraft Michał Pawlak

Sole proprietorship registered in Poland, ready for procurement, contracts and invoice setup.

VAT ID

5361774872

Formal company identifier for vendor onboarding and accounting.

HQ Poland

Olsztyn, Poland

Władysława Trylińskiego 2, 10-683 Olsztyn, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship.

HQ United States of America

Los Angeles, USA

BioscienceLA, 4130 Overland Ave, Culver City, CA 90230, USA.

Website

thinqcraft.com

The public home for services, process, technology standards and contact context.

Locations

Two Thinqcraft headquarters

We operate from Poland and the United States, with a direct route into senior technical ownership.

HQ United States of America

Los Angeles, USA

BioscienceLA, 4130 Overland Ave, Culver City, CA 90230, USA

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