Project enquiries · Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Contact Null Lines
Tell us what you're building and what constraints you're working within, and we'll reply with a straight view of how we'd approach it.
Send a project enquiry
The form is the quickest way to reach us. A short description is enough to start: what the product or system needs to do, who it's for, and any timeline or platform requirements you already know about. You don't need a full specification or a technical brief. If you have documents, we can look at those after the first reply.
We read every enquiry and respond personally. For web and mobile application development work, the first reply usually asks two or three clarifying questions rather than sending a rate card.
- Studio
- Null Lines Pte Ltd
- Phone
- 5625893373
- [email protected]
- Hours
- Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
What to include in your message
A few details help us respond usefully. None of them are mandatory, but the more context you give, the more specific our reply can be.
- What the product or system is meant to do the core job
- Who will use it, and on what platform web, iOS, Android
- Existing systems it has to connect to CRM, ERP, payments
- A deadline or launch date you're working toward if there is one
- Anything you've already built or tried even the messy version
If you're still at the sketch stage, say so. Plenty of projects start as one paragraph and a rough idea of the audience.
What happens after you contact us
We'll read your enquiry and reply to arrange a conversation, usually within a few working days. That first conversation is about understanding the problem: what you need, what exists already, and what a sensible first release looks like. There's no pressure and no obligation. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you.
You can also read how we work and which technology choices we lean on before the call, if that helps you frame your questions.
Call the studio
If you'd rather talk it through, call us on 5625893373. Phone works well when your requirements are still forming and you want to think out loud with someone who does this for a living. We can discuss scope, technical direction, and whether your project is a fit before you commit to anything. If we can't take the call, leave a message and we'll call back.
Email us
You can also email [email protected]. Email suits longer descriptions, links to existing systems, or documents you want us to review before we talk. If you're comparing development teams and want to ask specific questions, that's fine too. We'll answer directly rather than send a generic brochure.
ask anything, we'd rather you did
Visit the office
Our address is 7 Siglap Drive, Singapore 456144. If you'd prefer to meet in person, get in touch first and we'll arrange a time. A face-to-face conversation is often the fastest way to work through a project's scope and constraints, especially for larger engagements with several stakeholders involved.
- Address
- 7 Siglap Drive, Singapore 456144
- Studio
- Null Lines Pte Ltd
- Visits
- By arrangement
East-side studio, a short walk from the Siglap shops. Please arrange a time before dropping by — the team is often on calls.
Before you write in
Short answers to the questions that come up most often when a Singapore team is first sizing up a build.
no obligation, either way
Do I need a finished specification before I get in touch?
No. Most first enquiries are a few paragraphs: what the product should do, who uses it, and any deadline you know about. Documents and detailed briefs are welcome but they can arrive after the first reply, once we've agreed what's actually worth specifying.
How quickly should I expect a reply?
Usually within a few working days. Enquiries sent on a Friday evening or over a public holiday are read on the next working day. If something is genuinely urgent, call the studio on 5625893373 and say so.
What if my project isn't a fit?
We'll say so plainly, and where we can we'll point you toward the kind of team that would suit the work better. A short "not us, try this" reply is more useful to you than a drawn-out sales conversation.
Can you take over an existing codebase?
Often, yes. Tell us what exists, who built it, and where the pain is. A short technical review usually comes before any plan, so we know what we're inheriting rather than guessing from a summary.
Start with a paragraph. We'll take it from there.
or just call — that works too