Systems that fit
Internal software shaped around how your business actually runs — not how an off-the-shelf tool wishes it ran.
MVP builds
A product real users can log into — not a prototype that only works in a demo. We cut scope honestly instead of padding an estimate, put the first slice on a live URL in week one, and keep shipping two-week slices until real users are in it. A typical MVP reaches its first real users in about ten weeks.
Who it’s for
What you get
Before you sign anything you get a plan you can read. If we don't believe it can be done for that price and date, we say so.
Week one, not week ten. Every two-week slice lands on the same URL, so you click what we built instead of reading about it.
A walkthrough of working software, not a status report. Change your mind early and it stays cheap.
It lives in your repository and your cloud account. We're contributors, not landlords.
The fixed-scope build includes a month of fixes once real users are in the product.
How we work
One call, no slides: what breaks today, who it hurts, what you'd do with the time it costs you. Then a written plan with a price and a date.
Each slice is live on a real URL and demoed on a Friday. You steer while changes are still cheap.
Go live with real users, then either keep us on a care plan or take the keys with documentation and a walkthrough.
Questions
Fixed-scope builds start from $12k: one price, one date, one deliverable. The written scope is where we confirm the number for your product.
Our typical MVP reaches its first real users in about ten weeks. The scope document states the date we commit to.
Work moves in two-week slices with a clickable demo every Friday, so changes made early stay cheap. Bigger changes are re-scoped in writing before any work on them starts.
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Monitoring, patches and the unglamorous reliability work that keeps you off incident calls at midnight.
Send the brief. An engineer reads it and replies within one working day.