I built this for me first.

I'm Ed — a developer and operator in Riga. I build end to end, and I build to finish: the moment a project goes from idea to live, working, looking the way it should, is the best feeling I know.

The part I care about most is the invisible part — the edge cases, the small stuff nobody would ever notice. But if I notice one, I can't unnotice it. Nothing ships until everything within my power is accounted for. That's how I shipped a full game solo, start to finish, no team. It's how I build everything.

The other half of me hates friction. If there's an easier path, I take it — and if it doesn't exist yet, I build it. Freelancing is full of friction that isn't the work: ten tabs, a proposal in one app, a thread in another, a file lost in email, an invoice chased in a fourth. So I built the thing I actually wanted — one calm place that holds the whole job, lead to paid, so the admin stops stealing effort from the project.

And it takes nothing off the top. I've watched platform after platform get built to extract — a cut here, a fee there, the machine designed to bleed you a little at a time. I build against that. iziwerk is the opposite on purpose: you keep 100%. We never touch a cent. Flat fee, no strings, no cut. The conviction came first — the pricing is just the honest way to keep it that way.

I'm not the only one drowning in freelance admin. If it makes my work izi, it makes yours izi too. That's the whole idea.

— Ed · Riga