INTAKE CLOSED

Not taking on new clients right now.

Sybergain is one person, and the books are full. Everyone already on them keeps exactly what they have — support, hosting, fixes and scheduled work all carry on unchanged. New projects are closed until a slot genuinely frees up.

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sybergain — status
$ sybergain status --clients
✓ existing clients — supported, nothing changes
✓ hosting & ops — deployed, monitored, patched
✓ handovers — repos, infra and docs transfer as agreed
✕ new projects — not accepting
✕ waitlist — none, nobody parked in a queue
reopens when current work ships
ALREADY WORKING TOGETHER

Nothing about your project changes.

Being closed to new work is what keeps the current work good. If you are already a client, you will not notice a difference.

  • Builds in progress continue on the agreed scope and timeline.
  • Bugs, changes and questions get answered the same as before.
  • Sites stay deployed, monitored and patched. Nothing lapses.
  • Handover still ends with the repo and infrastructure in your name.
THINKING OF GETTING IN TOUCH

You will get a straight answer, not a queue.

Rather than collect enquiries that sit unanswered for months, intake is simply shut. It reopens here first when a project ships.

  • No new builds, retainers or hosting sign-ups for now.
  • No waitlist, and no deposit to hold a place that does not exist.
  • The work already shipped is public — judge it before you wait for a slot.
  • Urgent and genuinely small jobs are still worth an email. The answer may be no.

Capacity is the whole reason the work holds up.

Taking on more than one person can build properly is how software rots. When a slot opens, this page says so first.

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