Same day. Same hours. Not the same bill.

Business-hours overlap with our team

A 9–18 working day in each city, intersected with a 9–18 working day in João Pessoa (UTC-3, no daylight saving since 2019).

What that buys you

• A question asked in the morning is answered the same morning, not the next day.
• Code review and deploys happen while you are at your desk to see them.
• Invoicing in your own currency, paid by card — no international transfer to arrange.
• English across calls, documentation, code and commit messages.

Built and running

• Apprexapprex.io
• Quantarisquantaris.ia.br
• HopeAmazonhopeamazon.com

Common questions

What does nearshore actually mean here?

We are in João Pessoa, Brazil, at UTC-3 with no daylight saving. That puts us one to two hours ahead of New York — the working day overlaps almost entirely. Offshore teams in South or East Asia overlap with the US for well under an hour.

Which currency do you invoice in?

Yours, where we support it — USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, CHF, SGD, AED, JPY, MXN and INR among them. Payment is by card through Stripe from a link on the invoice, so there is no international transfer for you to arrange.

Do you work in English?

Yes — calls, documentation, code and commit messages. The site you are reading is written in English first; Portuguese and Spanish are translations of it.

Is nearshore cheaper than hiring locally?

Usually, but that is the least interesting reason to do it. The reason that matters is that a question asked at 10am gets answered at 10am, not the following day. Offshore rates are lower still — what you pay for that is a full day of latency on every decision.