Founder Introduction

PearLabs is founder-led. David Pereira de Magalhaes — Bachelor in Computer Science, Master's student in Information and Computer Sciences.

Our Story

PearLabs was founded in 2026 as a solo, founder-led software studio based in Luxembourg. Built because local businesses in Luxembourg had no affordable, quality option for modern websites. The studio's first real client work — a marketing site for a Luxembourg judo and jiu-jitsu club, a public site and admin panel for a Luxembourg cultural association, and an athlete-monitoring app — set the pattern that still holds today: work directly with the people who'll use and maintain what gets built, not through a layered account-management process.

Mission

We help people and businesses access professional technology without needing technical knowledge themselves. That means managing the entire technical process — design, development, domain, hosting, deployment — so clients can focus on their business instead of learning ours.

Values

Complete ownership.

We manage the technical details — domain, hosting, SSL, deployment — so you don't have to.

Direct relationships.

You work with the person building your project, not an account manager relaying messages.

Quality over volume.

We'd rather deliver fewer projects well than take on more than we can do properly.

Transparency.

Clear packages, clear pricing, no hidden costs.

Technology Philosophy

We build with the stack we actually use in production: React and TypeScript for the web, Next.js for content-driven platforms, React Native with Expo for mobile, and Firebase or a comparable managed backend for auth, data, and functions. Being based in Luxembourg means we're positioned for cross-border client work across the Greater Region, and comfortable with the multilingual requirements — LU, FR, DE, EN, sometimes Luxembourgish — that come with it. This site is itself built that way.

Stack

ReactTypeScriptNext.jsReact NativeExpoFirebaseTailwind CSS

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