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Starting something new, taking over a system somebody else built, or trying to fix a problem that’s been hanging around too long — all of it is worth an email. We work on web applications, websites, WordPress, e-commerce platforms, integrations, and the infrastructure underneath them.

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contact@emyrix.com
Laravel, React, WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, Shopware, MedusaJS
Send code, a URL, or an error — technical detail is read, not filtered out
Emyrix LLC is registered in Massachusetts and works remotely with clients across the United States

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After you send it

What happens next

We’ll read through what you’ve sent and get back to you with the next step.

If the project makes sense for us, we’ll talk through the goal, the existing system if there is one, and the constraints before anyone starts putting a number on it. That might end with an audit of what you already have, a scoped fix, or a plan for a build.

If we think somebody else is a better fit, we’ll say so.

Before you write

The more context, the better

You don’t need a polished specification. A few sentences and a link are usually enough to start. Useful things to include:

  • What you’re trying to build
  • What isn’t working
  • The platform or framework it runs on
  • What you’ve already tried
  • Any deadline that actually matters
  • A link to the existing site, if there is one

If you inherited the system, say so — it changes where we start looking. And if you don’t know what’s wrong, that’s fine. “Orders are failing and nobody can tell me why” is a perfectly good first email.

We work across custom software, web development, WordPress, and e-commerce, with Magento and Adobe Commerce being one of our deepest areas of experience. If you’d rather read about the work before writing: