Hosting, software and operations — one team, end to end
Kicked is a small team in Pitești that designs, builds, hosts and runs software for companies that would rather deal with one partner than five. Order hosting from the customer panel, or bring us a project — the people who answer are the ones who run the systems.
Everything we do, end to end
Take one service or hand over the whole stack. Either way you get one team, one contract and one person who picks up when you call.
AI-assisted development, three ways
We use AI agents in our own day-to-day delivery work. Depending on where your team is, we build for you with them, automate what you already run, or train your people to work the same way.
We train your team
Hands-on training for your developers: tooling, workflows, review discipline and guardrails. They leave able to ship with agents — without depending on us.
We build your project agentically
Your product, built by our team working with AI agents — more iterations per week, with every line reviewed by a person before it ships.
We automate your operations
Agents applied to what you already run — support triage, reporting, deployments, monitoring — so routine work stops eating your team's week.
Hosting that runs on our own network
Everything we host sits on infrastructure we operate ourselves: our own autonomous system, AS210622, with points of presence in Pitești, Bucharest and Frankfurt, RPKI-signed routing and several transit providers. Not a reseller panel on someone else's cloud — when something needs fixing, the person fixing it has access to the whole stack.
What the network edge sees, live
Our detection watches traffic at the edge of the network and logs scans, brute-force attempts and probes as they happen. The threat map shows exactly that — real detections, not a demo — so you can see what any server on the internet faces every day.
Open the threat map →Shipped, and still running
Letcon: Launching an Electronics Shop for Romanian Makers
How we took letcon.ro — our own online store for development boards, sensors, soldering equipment and 3D printing — from an empty catalogue to a live, indexed, selling shop in one week, and what we built into it so it keeps earning search traffic.
02NETWORK ENGINEERINGAS210622: Building a Multi-Homed Autonomous System as a Small Operator
Our own ASN, our own address space, three independent transit providers — designed and operated without a NOC team, and verifiable by anyone on bgp.tools.
03SECURITYThe Edge Threat Pipeline: From Simulated Dashboard to Real Detections
We replaced a fake attack map with a real pipeline: IDS detections from the AS210622 edge, shipped over an authenticated fail-closed path, stored in SQLite, and rendered live — with a 'Blocked: 0' stat we refuse to inflate.
What we learn running things
The Real Costs of AI-Driven Development: Tokens Are the Cheap Part
Teams budget for AI coding tools by looking at the subscription price. Then the real invoice arrives: review hours, rework from vague specs, and the guardrail infrastructure you should have had anyway. An honest accounting.
02AI · 7 MIN READGiving AI Agents Access to Real Infrastructure: MCP, Permissions, and Blast Radius
The Model Context Protocol makes it trivially easy to connect an AI agent to your database, your cluster, and your monitoring. The protocol will not stop you from doing it dangerously. Here's the security model you have to impose yourself.
03AI · 7 MIN READAdopting AI Coding Agents on a Small Team: A Practical Playbook
Most AI adoption advice is written for enterprises with platform teams and pilot committees. Here's the playbook for a team of two to ten: what to have in place first, where to start, what to measure, and the month-one failure modes to expect.
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