“Fix Your Broken Brand | Design · Code · Marketing — Done Right”
Most designs look nice.
Most apps look cool.
Most campaigns look great.
But if it doesn’t convert, load fast, or make money — it’s broken.
That’s what we fix.
At SanganakHQ, we rebuild “vibe-coded” brands, apps, and campaigns that look good but perform like college projects.
From AI-generated designs and buggy codebases to marketing funnels that don’t deliver — we turn them into systems that actually perform.
🚀 Fix Your Broken Brand | Design · Code · Marketing — Done Right
🔗 Check it out here:
https://contra.com/s/kAYLgsZQ-fix-your-broken-brand-or-design-code-marketing-done-right
We don’t make it pretty.
We make it profitable.
Aryabhatta | Founder, @SanganakHQ
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What 2 Unpaid Projects Taught Me About Protecting Yourself
I learned these lessons the expensive way. Sharing so you don't have to.
1. Get payment milestones in writing before you start.
Not "we'll figure it out." Not a handshake. A contract with clear milestones, amounts, and deadlines. On-platform, where there's a record.
2. Never deliver 100% before final payment clears.
I delivered a complete project, handed over all credentials, and trusted the client to pay. He didn't. Once everything is in their hands, your leverage is gone.
3. Silence is a red flag, not patience.
When a client goes quiet for weeks after delivery, they're not "busy." They're hoping you'll give up. Set a deadline: if payment doesn't come within 7 days of delivery, escalate immediately.
4. Document everything outside the platform too.
Screenshots of WhatsApp conversations, email confirmations, deployment logs, Git commits. If a dispute happens, your paper trail is your case.
5. Partial delivery is your best protection.
On a multi-milestone project, never build ahead of payment. Finish milestone 1, get paid, then start milestone 2. If the client disappears after milestone 1, you've lost time but not unpaid work.
6. Threats mean you have leverage.
When a client suddenly threatens legal action, bad reviews, and bans instead of just paying, it tells you one thing: they know they owe you and they're trying to scare you into walking away. Don't.
7. Keep your emotions out of your communication.
Every message to support, every email, every response should be factual and professional. The moment you sound emotional, the focus shifts from "client didn't pay" to "freelancer is being difficult."
I'm sharing this because I wish someone had told me before I lost sleep over it. Protect your work. Protect your time. And never feel guilty about expecting to be paid for what you delivered.
@contrahq @sanganakhq
Spent most of this week @Sanganak HQ inside Kajabi :)
Audited 3 Kajabi builds across coaching, courses, and memberships. Different niches, same issues.
UI things I kept seeing:
pages trying to say too much
inconsistent CTAs
mobile spacing breaking flow
poor color contrast
UX issues were clearer:
unclear audience above the fold
funnels jumping steps
checkouts lacking reassurance
dashboards confusing first-time users
Extensions/Plugins: They messed too
Everything worked. The experience didn’t.
Kajabi makes launching easy. Clarity takes judgment.
Back to the next audit.
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Last week @SanganakHQ team started handling socials for a luxury brand operating across multiple continents.
They were strong offline, but their online presence had been dormant for over 400+ days.
We brought them online properly. Website first. Then socials with clear intent, not noise.
Now we are moving into paid ads, built on understanding the brand and the people behind it.
When intent is right and the relationship stays human, growth follows :)
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Just delivered a glassmorphism-inspired teal website for Lavent Marketing, a digital marketing agency focused on modern brand acceleration.
The project was fully custom-coded in Next.js with a focus on speed, scalability, and a fluid visual language that reflects their forward-thinking identity.
The entire experience was engineered from the ground up without templates, shortcuts, or compromises.
The site is now live at laventmarketing.com (http://laventmarketing.com)
Take back the control of your digital life. Built with @Anything Ai
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Delivered a custom-built portfolio website for renowned Estonian artist Peedu Kass at peedukass.com (http://peedukass.com).
Crafted with precision in pure Nordic minimalism, featuring a fully custom-coded CRM and CMS built on Next.js and designed from scratch in Figma.
The project earned me an incredible client review and brought multiple inbound leads from the same industry. When your work speaks, you don’t need to.
I’ll attach videos of the site and the review so you can see the craftsmanship yourself.
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Some projects hit differently @SanganakHQ
Chef Marko Žagar runs a legendary Slovenian culinary house with over 50 years of history. When he reached out, his goal was simple take that legacy digital without losing its soul.
We rebuilt everything from the ground up: WordPress WooCommerce, design, SEO, speed, storytelling.
But more than that, we captured the warmth, chaos, and class of real Slovenian dining.
After launch, he told me “You understood my vision better than I could explain it.”
That line made every sleepless night worth it. When your work speaks for itself it's just great :)