What we offer
Every project is different, but the work falls into four buckets. Here is what each one actually includes — and what you get at the end of it.
We build the whole thing: front end, back end, database, deployment. Clean architecture, sensible tests, and documentation you would not be embarrassed to inherit. If another team picks it up after us, they should be able to run it on day one.
What you get
Design here is not decoration applied at the end. We start with what the user is trying to get done, map the flows, and build a component library so your tenth screen costs less to make than your first.
What you get
The clever part of an AI feature is rarely the model — it is the plumbing that makes it reliable. We build the retrieval, the evaluation, and the fallbacks, so the feature still behaves on the day it meets a real user.
What you get
Most MVPs fail because they try to be version three. We help you cut the scope down to the one thing worth testing, build that properly, and get it in front of people while the idea is still warm.
What you get
How we work
You always know what is being built, what it costs, and when it lands.
A 30-minute call. You explain the problem, we tell you honestly if we're the right fit.
A one-page plan with a fixed timeline and a fixed price. No surprises later.
Weekly demos of real, working software. You see progress, not status reports.
We launch it, hand over clean code and docs, and stay around if you want us to.
Common questions
It depends on scope, but we quote a fixed price before we start — never an open-ended hourly rate. Most MVPs land in a range we can give you honestly on the first call.
We take on a small number of projects at a time. Usually within two to three weeks, sometimes sooner. We'll tell you our real availability on the call.
The same people you talk to. There are no account managers and no subcontractors — if you meet someone on the call, they are on your project.
Often. You do not need to arrive with a spec. If you can explain the problem clearly, we can turn that into a scope.
You own the code and the accounts outright. We can stay on for support and iteration if you want, but there is no lock-in and no mandatory retainer.