What Nualt commits to.
A company should be able to understand, own and evolve every one of its tools, without depending on the people who built them.
01
Put the code in your name.
The repository, access and hosting accounts are transferred to you at delivery.
02
Design the product with its market.
Audience, business model and sales priorities guide every technical choice.
03
Go custom only where it pays off.
When an existing tool is enough, scoping recommends it.
04
Keep running costs under control.
The architecture is designed together with you, to balance budget, expected volume and the project’s growth.
05
Sell no subscriptions.
Future changes become a new project, with no mandatory maintenance.
06
Leave you free to walk away.
Any provider can take over the project without rebuilding it.
07
Build on open technology.
Every project rests on widely used, well-maintained open source tools.
08
Choose each AI model for its job.
An open model hosted on your servers or a provider’s API, the choice depends on how sensitive the data is, the quality you need and the cost.
09
Train you on what we deliver.
Every project ends with training on how to use and evolve the product.
10
Make technology accessible.
The studio’s tools are released as open source, and its technical choices are documented in public.
The market and the code, in one mind.
Trained in strategy before he wrote code, Thomas Sarazin founded Nualt on an economic conviction as much as a technical one. A tool a company owns becomes an asset, where a subscription remains an expense.
Based in France, working worldwide.
The studio is based in Paris and Valenciennes, where it is incubated at Les Rives Créatives with support from CCI Grand Hainaut and the Hauts-de-France region. Projects run remotely with clients anywhere, and we meet in person in France.
Valenciennes
Esplanade des Rives Créatives de l’Escaut, 59410 Anzin
Esplanade des Rives Créatives de l’Escaut, 59410 Anzin
Paris
In-person meetings.
In-person meetings.