Started in Haiti. Built in Miami.
The studio
Saintrac is a design and software studio based in Miami. We build marketing websites, custom software, and AI systems for clients, and we build products of our own in the same disciplines.
That second part is not a side project. It is how we keep the standard honest. Every method we bring to client work is one we already use on products that carry our name.
How we got here
The studio started with brand and Webflow work. Design is still how many clients first find us. Over time the briefs changed. Clients stopped asking only for a website and started asking for the system behind it: billing, operations, data, and automation.
Instead of referring that work out, we built the capability in house and proved it on our own products: Ondavo, an out of home advertising network for the Caribbean; Tuni, a voice AI layer; and Morph, developer tooling for platform migration. Webflow remains part of how we ship when it fits. So do Astro, React, Next.js, and custom software when the project needs them.
Why that matters to you
Building our own software changes what we can promise. We know which architectures hold up with real users, which platforms earn their cost, and where AI is worth deploying, because we make those decisions with our own money before we make them with yours.
Nothing we recommend is theoretical.
How we work
Every engagement is scoped, designed, and built by the same small team. You work with that team from first conversation to handover.
When we deliver, you own it completely: accounts, repositories, domain, and infrastructure.
The founder
Saintrac is led by Jean-Luc Theard. Trained in Digital Arts and Business at Full Sail University, he cofounded Parkour Studio, a branding practice serving the Haitian market, before founding Saintrac in Miami.
Raised between Haiti, France, and the United States, he built the studio on a clear conviction: a company's technology shapes who can participate in the modern economy, and how seriously the market takes that company. Client work is built by the small team, held to the same standard as the products the studio runs itself.
Three commitments
Evidence over status
We do not call something done because it should be. You get a link, a screen, or a log. If work is blocked, you hear that, not an optimistic status update.
You own it
Your accounts, your repo, your CMS, your domain. We hand over access and show your team how to use it. Building dependence on us would be a business model, not a service.
A team that stays with the work
Your project is built by a small team that stays with it from scope to launch. You are not handed off after the sale.