What people ask us before they write.

Globally. We are remote-first and work with teams worldwide, in English, German or Spanish, and visit on site when it helps.

A bit of each, run by three people. Kevin Silva designs the surface, Edward Salvatierra builds the software and the AI behind it, and Alexander Koch keeps scope, timeline and budget on track. At Incontro Bar that meant one team for the website, the reservation emails and the CRM the staff use.

Edward Salvatierra, Alexander Koch and Kevin Silva started Morvion in 2025, and some of our earlier work ran under the name Emotive Frames.

Edward Salvatierra owns vision, AI systems and engineering. Alexander Koch owns strategy, scope and timeline. Kevin Silva owns design and the visual system. You work with all three directly; there is no account manager in between.

No. The three of us do the work ourselves, which is why we take on two or three new projects a quarter.

AI systems (agents, retrieval, document and CRM intelligence), real-time dashboards, software platforms (marketplaces, client portals, internal tools), workflow automation and websites. We group the work into four practices: Experience Design, Intelligent Systems, Digital Products and Labs.

Agents and workflows that run on your own data: retrieval, document intelligence, CRM intelligence. Each one ships with a scoring rubric, traces you can read, safety rails and a written release gate. We published the method as the Morvion Eval Spec.

Yes. Dashboards and BI screens on live operational data, pushed over WebSockets or server-sent events, with alerting and access control. The Dashboard Stack report describes how we layer them.

Brand strategy decks, identity systems, ad campaigns, content marketing and SEO-only retainers. If that is what you need, we will tell you who to call.

With a short brief through the contact form. We read every one ourselves and usually reply within two to five hours, then book a 30-minute call. Most projects begin with a two-week Discovery Sprint at a fixed price of CHF 3,500, which ends with a written scope, timeline, risk and price for the build.

A focused MVP can be ready in two weeks. A scoped product can launch in around two months. We agree the timeline after reviewing your requirements. A Discovery Sprint takes two weeks on its own, when the idea is still open.

Per project, never by the hour. A Discovery Sprint (the Digital Diagnostic on our price list) has a fixed price of CHF 3,500. Single-surface work typically costs CHF 8,000 to 12,000, or CHF 12,000 to 18,000 with booking, CRM and automation behind it. Platforms cost CHF 15,000 to 25,000, with a ceiling of CHF 45,000. Support after launch is a monthly retainer from CHF 800. The total is fixed in one proposal and paid in milestones, and a smaller budget gets a smaller scope, not a lower rate.

Incontro Bar (incontrobar.ch) is live: an aperitivo and afterwork bar with a website, reservations, events, a gallery, a lightweight CRM and CMS, and email automation. Dreilokale (dreilokale.ch) is live: an event-location matching platform where one organiser request returns tailored venue proposals within 48 hours, with a matching engine, CRM, CMS and email automation behind it.

So far, hospitality (Incontro Bar, live) and event-location matching (Dreilokale, live). If we have not built anything like your business, we tell you on the first call.

We publish seven free reports: the Morvion Eval Spec, the State of Eval-Driven AI 2026, and five Stack Reports (Hospitality, CRM Intelligence, Document Intelligence, Marketplace and Dashboards). We also write the Signal Brief newsletter.

Yes. We take two or three new projects a quarter so each one gets all three of us. The contact form is the way in.

At morvion.com/newsletter. The Signal Brief covers AI systems, hospitality software, marketplaces and CRM intelligence. One brief a week, most Mondays. It is free and you can unsubscribe any time.