AutoRiga — used car trading platform with leasing and an AI selection tool
AutoRiga, a used car trading website built on WordPress: a catalogue of 300+ cars, a leasing calculator, application forms, an AI car-selection tool, and two languages.
AI has changed how software gets built, and we’ve built it into how we work rather than treating it as a marketing line. Across every project — WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Statamic, Laravel, custom applications — we use AI tooling to move faster, catch mistakes earlier, and free our developers to spend time on the decisions that actually need a human.
That doesn’t mean AI writes your website unsupervised. It means the repetitive, mechanical parts of development happen faster, so more of the budget and timeline goes toward the parts that require real judgment: architecture decisions, design quality, and getting the business logic right.
AI shows up at a few specific points in a build — not as a gimmick, but because each one measurably speeds up delivery or improves quality.
AI-assisted coding tools help our developers write boilerplate, scaffolding, and repetitive patterns faster, which shortens development time on the parts of a project that don’t need much creative judgment — freeing up more time for the parts that do.
AI-assisted code review catches inconsistencies, potential bugs, and security issues earlier in the process, on top of our own manual review — an extra layer of scrutiny before anything reaches staging, not a replacement for it.
Test writing, documentation, data migration scripts, and other repetitive tasks that used to eat development time are increasingly handled with AI assistance, which shortens timelines without cutting the work that actually matters.
When routine work takes less developer time, projects cost less to build — and we pass that efficiency on rather than pricing as if every hour still takes as long as it used to.
AI speeds up how we build. It doesn’t change what we’re responsible for — every line that ships is reviewed by a person who understands your project, not just approved by a tool.
Every client benefits from this, because it’s built into our standard process rather than sold as an add-on. It matters most if you’re working against a tight timeline or budget and need a serious build without the traditional agency price tag and delivery time that used to come with one.
A lot of agencies talk about AI without changing how they actually build. We’ve integrated it into daily development across WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Statamic, and Laravel projects, which means the benefit shows up in your timeline and your invoice, not just in a sales pitch.
And because AI handles the routine work, our developers spend more of their time on the parts of your project that actually need human judgment — which is where the quality of a website or application is really decided.
AI-powered development means part of the usual development work — writing code, preparing tests, repetitive tasks — is handled by AI tools under our developers’ supervision. This significantly shortens development time without sacrificing quality.
Speed doesn’t come at the cost of quality — every piece of AI-generated code is reviewed and approved by one of our developers. AI speeds up routine work, but architecture decisions, code review, and final quality are handled by a person.
No. AI is a tool, not a replacement. It speeds up repetitive tasks, but project architecture, business logic, and complex decisions are still made by an experienced developer.
Since AI reduces the time needed for development, the final cost is usually lower than traditional development with similar functionality. We confirm the exact price after assessing project scope.
A simple website built with AI-powered development can be delivered significantly faster than with a traditional approach — sometimes in half the time. For more complex projects, the time saved is smaller but still noticeable.
Yes, but for complex projects AI mainly speeds up individual stages — like code generation or testing — rather than the whole process. Architecture and integrations still require careful human planning.
Yes, AI can help draft content, but the final copy is always reviewed and adjusted by our team to match your brand voice and actual context.
Yes. Every piece of AI-generated code is reviewed by a developer before it goes into the project. The code is documented and structured the same way as in any other project of ours, so it can be safely maintained and extended.
It suits projects where speed and budget matter most — for example, onepagers, business websites, and solutions with standard functionality that don’t need a fully custom architecture.
Just like our other projects, we use WordPress for simpler builds and Laravel for more complex, custom ones — AI speeds up the development process regardless of the platform chosen.