Contact

Send the messy version.

Tell us what you are trying to build, fix, automate, integrate, or secure. You do not need a complete specification.

Direct email

Talk to a technical human.

Email is the reliable contact path. There is no intake funnel, mandatory scheduler, or account-management layer.

If the problem appears to fit, the next conversation is about the real system and constraints—not a generic sales presentation.

Useful context

What to include

A few rough notes are enough:

What are you trying to make possible?
What is painful, fragile, slow, risky, or blocked today?
What systems or constraints are involved?
What would a useful first outcome look like?
Is there a timing or budget constraint Pliska should understand?

Sensitive details can wait until an appropriate conversation.

What happens next

A fit check, then a technical conversation.

Pliska first determines whether the problem is plausibly aligned with the studio's software, automation, integration, or application-security work. If it is, the next step is a direct discussion of the current system, constraints, uncertainty, and a useful first engagement.

That first engagement might be a focused assessment, prototype, technical rescue, defined project, or advisory session. Scope grows only when the available evidence supports it.

If the work is not a fit, you should be able to learn that early.