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A specialist on each part of your project

Who builds your project, and how the work runs from the first call to launch.

The team

Who builds it

A team builds your project, with a specialist on each part of it: the design, the build, the words, the search work and the care after launch. The team is put together around your project, not the other way round. We build for small businesses in Los Angeles.

You have one point of contact from the first call to launch. The case studies on this site are systems this team built, which is why every one of them can be walked through in detail.

If your clients ask you who builds websites or software, the partners page says how a referral works.

The owner

Founded by Benjamin Kashani

He started Your Wish Is Our Code in Los Angeles for small businesses that need a website or custom software.

A specialist team builds each part of your project.

In brief

The agency in brief

Name
Your Wish Is Our Code is an agency based in Los Angeles, registered as Your Wish Is Our Code LLC.
What the team builds
Websites, Custom apps, Automations, GEO, AI
Where
In person across Los Angeles, and remotely for small businesses in other cities in the United States.
Reach the team
Write to hello@yourwishisourcode.com. The phone, the hours and the postal address are on the contact page.

How the work happens

The same rules on every project, a one-page site or a custom app.

  1. A written plan before any code

    The scope and the price are in writing before anything gets built, and nothing starts until you have agreed to both.

  2. Small pieces you can try

    Work ships in small pieces on a preview you can open on your phone, so you see progress as it lands.

  3. A test gate before anything ships

    Every change runs through automated tests and a review before it reaches you. A failing test stops the release.

  4. A log of every step

    Each step of the build is written down: what changed and why.

You own the code

Everything we build sits in accounts with your name on them.

  1. Your accounts from day one

    The code repository, hosting, domain and analytics are in your name and on your card from the first day.

  2. We are an admin you can remove

    We work as an admin on those accounts, and you can take that access away at any time.

  3. The license vests on full payment

    Once the project is paid in full, the license to the work is yours.

  4. A clean exit

    If we part ways, an offboarding checklist covers it: the transfers, fresh keys for anything we held, our access removed, and a written confirmation.

What we will not do

A short list, kept on purpose.

  1. Invent numbers

    No made-up statistics in a proposal or a case study. If a number is not real, it is not there.

  2. Lock you in

    No platform you cannot leave. Your site or app runs on standard tools and on your accounts, so another developer can pick it up.

  3. Resell hosting

    Hosting bills go straight to your card. A care plan pays for our work, never a markup on servers.

Common questions

Who is behind Your Wish Is Our Code?

A team, with a specialist on each part of your project, from the design and the build to the search work and the care after launch. The team is put together around your project, and you have one point of contact from the first call to launch.

Where is the agency based?

In Los Angeles, where the team works with clients in person. Small businesses elsewhere in the United States work with the team remotely, and the contact page says how to reach it.

How does the team work with a client?

It starts with a short call about your business. Then a written plan sets out the scope and the price, and nothing starts until you have agreed to both. The work ships in small pieces on a preview you can open on your phone, and every change passes automated tests and a review before it reaches you.

What do I keep if we stop working together?

Your accounts, and the work in them: the code repository, the hosting, the domain and the analytics are in your name from the first day, and the license to the work is yours once the project is paid in full. An offboarding checklist covers the exit: the transfers, fresh keys for anything the team held, its access removed and a written confirmation.

Tell us what you are working on.

A few lines about your business is enough to start. We reply with questions and a plain next step.