
A phone remote for Android TV, Google TV and Roku that talks to the TV over your own Wi-Fi, turns it on, and keeps working without an account.
A small development studio building SaaS products, MVPs and web apps on SvelteKit, with a public portfolio of eight shipped projects.
https://codedeen.com
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CodeDeen is a studio rather than a tool, and it is narrow on purpose: SaaS development, MVP creation and web development, all built on SvelteKit and the surrounding JavaScript stack. The pitch is aimed at founders who have an app idea and want a working product rather than a deck.
What makes the site checkable is the portfolio. Each of the eight listed projects links to its live site: FastBatch for batch processing on AWS, PostChad for cross-platform social posting, TryHijab for modest-fashion recommendations, SvelteShip for SvelteKit deployment, IslamJeopardy for quiz games, SumGit for summarizing Git milestones, FurTwo for a shared virtual pet, and WordKart for a vocabulary racing game. The technology tags on each card — SvelteKit, Supabase, Stripe, OpenAI, PartyKit, Swift — say what the studio actually shipped.
Engagement starts with a contact form that asks for a name, email and project details; there is no pricing page, no rate card and no team page, so the commercial shape of a project is only knowable by asking. A privacy policy and terms page are published.
Founders with an app idea who want a small team to design, build and ship a SvelteKit SaaS or MVP.
Turning a validated idea into a first SaaS release; building an MVP to test demand; shipping a SvelteKit web app with auth, payments and an AI feature; getting an existing SvelteKit product finished or extended.
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Work starts through the site's project inquiry form. No rates, packages, engagement models or minimum project size are published.
Pricing and availability last checked: Oct 19, 2026 · Source: official website
The privacy policy states that the site collects contact-form details (name, email, project description) and newsletter sign-ups, and describes data use, sharing, security, cookies and user rights, with a contact route for requests.
Every portfolio entry links to a live product, and one of the listed projects is the studio's own SvelteKit deployment tool, so the claimed stack can be inspected rather than taken on faith.
No pricing, team size or process is published, and the portfolio covers small consumer and developer projects rather than long-running enterprise engagements.

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