About Offload Foundry

Offload Foundry is a Singapore-based bespoke web and AI development agency. It builds custom web applications and micro-SaaS products for solopreneurs, founders and enterprises, and it helps businesses adopt AI through workshops, staff training and the infrastructure to support it.

It is a small operation, deliberately. The work that comes out of it is bespoke web development and AI adoption workshops and training, and the people who scope and design a project are the people who build it and hand it over. There is no account manager between you and the engineers, because there is no one to be an account manager.

Offload Foundry is run by its two founding engineers, and they are the people who write the code — there is no layer between you and them.

Chun Mun Loh, Founding Engineer. Public profiles: GitHub (opens in a new tab) and LinkedIn (opens in a new tab).

Tan Yong Kuan, Founding Engineer. Public profiles: GitHub (opens in a new tab) and LinkedIn (opens in a new tab).

Between them they are your point of contact for the whole engagement, from the first scoping conversation to handover.

The most useful thing to point at is not a biography, it is a body of work that can be opened. Four products — OYLIW, Creator Offload, ibuytoto and Tricxter — were designed, built and are operated and paid for by this agency rather than by a client. They are listed with their stacks on the homepage, and they are the reason the claims made elsewhere on this site about delivery speed and quality are checkable rather than asserted: the same decisions were made with this agency's own money at stake.

On the client side there is one named engagement, and it is written up rather than reduced to a logo: the LANSYS Pte Ltd case study. It is also candid about what was not measured, which is the standard the rest of this site is meant to hold to.

Offload Foundry was previously known as Web Dev Solutions, at webdevsolutions.io. The name changed in 2026. Same founders, Chun Mun Loh and Tan Yong Kuan; same Singapore agency; same work. Only the name and the domain changed — Offload Foundry and Web Dev Solutions are the same business.

If you are holding a link, an invoice, an email address or a business card that says Web Dev Solutions, it refers to this agency. The current address is offloadfoundry.com.

Most of what damages trust in this industry is small overstatement, so the position is set out plainly rather than left to be discovered.

• Not a registered company. Offload Foundry is not an incorporated legal entity and holds no ACRA registration or UEN. That is stated the same way in the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy, and it is why no registration number, company type or founding date appears in this site's structured data — a claim in machine-readable form is still a claim.
• Not GST-registered. No GST is added to any invoice.
• No office to visit. There is no published street address, because there is no premises a client would come to. The agency works with clients in Singapore and is contacted by email or through the form on this site.
• One named client, not a wall of logos. There is exactly one client engagement published, and it is published in full. Any impression of scale beyond that would be manufactured.
• No published prices, and no invented results. The price follows the scope and arrives as a written quote. No before-and-after metric appears anywhere on this site, because none was captured — the case study says so in its own words.

None of that is an apology. It is the information you would want before engaging a small agency, and a firm that will tell you the unflattering half up front is usually the one that will tell you when a date has slipped.

A scoping conversation first, then a written quote setting out what gets built, the milestone schedule with dates, and the fee. The quote holds for 30 days. Billing runs across four milestones — 10% for scoping, 40% to commence the build, 30% at mid-project review, 20% on handover — and invoices are due within 14 days.

Everything built specifically for you transfers to you on final payment: the code, the designs, the content. You are not licensing your own product back, and you are free to hand it to another developer. The one carve-out, for the general-purpose components brought to every project, is section 6 of the Terms.

Enquiries get a human reply within two business days. Start a project, or email sales@notify.offloadfoundry.com.