Most requests that reach us are a website: a fixed price after a free needs analysis, live in ten to fourteen working days, built on Next.js and answering quickly. That is work one developer can do well, and it is deliberately kept that way.
Some projects are not that. A practice wants photography and copy in the same pass. A trades business needs a recruiting funnel with video. An agency has more demand than developers. Those projects are the reason for this network: rather than turn them down or hand the client to somebody neither of us knows, we bring in a partner and stay the point of contact.
It stays small on purpose. A directory of a hundred names helps nobody; four people whose work you have seen do.