A studio for Bangkok businesses.

Bangkok runs on a fast operating tempo. A founder hires the studio when the in-house team is six months behind the board deck, when the brand identity needs a step-change to read at regional tier, or when the AI layer everyone is talking about needs to actually ship into production rather than stay on a slide. DLVX exists for those moments. Brussels-founded in 2021, Bangkok studio since 2024 and a longest-retainer reference at Board of Innovation, the studio works at published Bangkok prices.

Every project has a named lead and a written scope. Each project has a named lead from scoping to handover. Brussels is available as the European time-zone partner when a project needs EU overlap. We agree performance, accessibility and review targets in the scoping document and report the measured results at handover. The deliverable is yours from the first commit. No vendor lock, no offshored handoff to a team you have never met.

The Bangkok studio is operational, not marketing. We meet at your office in Asok or Sathorn, at a quiet cafe in Thonglor, or over a thirty-minute video call when calendars are tight. Kickoff happens in person, weekly demos happen with the same engagement lead from start to finish, go-live happens with your IT lead in the room. The senior team works Bangkok hours (UTC+7), with Brussels available when the project needs European time-zone overlap on regulated workloads, audits, or pan-European compliance reviews. Want a first read before any call? We run a free AI visibility check: up to three of your buyer questions asked to ChatGPT and Google AI Mode, with the raw answers emailed back.

The credibility check is the work itself. Belgian classic-car insurer with a conditional-logic premium calculator. Equine DTC brand with Mollie payments and bpost shipping. A multilingual product and recipe site for a Belgian food brand. Bangkok-corridor scale-ups served from Sukhumvit, Bangkok studio shipping since 2024. Real production work for real clients, not a slide deck of logos.

Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act took full effect in June 2022 and sets the operating baseline for any Bangkok build that touches customer data. We map consent under Section 19 and lawful basis under Sections 23 to 26 in the scoping phase, document cross-border transfers to Claude API or other foreign processors under Section 28, build data subject rights workflows (access, rectification, erasure, portability), and apply the security obligations of Section 37 across storage, transmission and access control. Consent notices are bilingual EN-TH on consumer surfaces, in the register a Thai reader expects to see.

For workloads that touch European users or European entities the GDPR baseline runs in parallel. Article 28 processor terms with explicit sub-processor lists, Article 32 security of processing, Article 35 data protection impact assessment where the workload qualifies. The EU AI Act Article 50 transparency obligations (clear AI disclosure when a user interacts with a generative system) get agreed per build, with the disclosure wording set in scoping.

Data residency is a scoping question, not a marketing statement. AWS region of your choice is the default, selected per workload to match latency, regulator expectations and parent-company policy. BOT-regulated entities and BOI-promoted workloads with strict residency requirements run in-country on a Thai cloud provider or an in-region AWS deployment. Workloads with significant European user bases get a European region added to the deployment topology. Every cross-border data transfer is documented in the data flow map that ships with the scoping deliverable, with the legitimate basis named and the safeguards listed.