For startups
Get the thing built while the window is still open
You have raised, or you are about to, and the product needs to exist. You do not need a discovery phase that bills for three months and produces a slide deck.
What usually goes wrong
Hiring takes a quarter you do not have
A senior engineer takes three months to find and another to onboard. Your runway does not care.
Agencies quote for the wrong thing
You asked for an MVP and got a proposal for a platform, priced accordingly, with a timeline past your next board meeting.
You have been burned by a cheap build
Something got delivered that technically worked and that nobody, including its author, can now safely change.
What we do about it
Six weeks to a real MVP
Authentication, data model, core features, admin panel, payments, deployed and monitored. Scoped in writing before we start, so the number does not move.
Code your next hire can read
You will hire engineers eventually. What we hand over is documented and conventional, so their first week is not archaeology.
You own everything, immediately
Full IP transfer on final payment, written into the contract. No retained licence, no dependency on us.
We tell you what to cut
Most MVP briefs contain about 40% that can wait. Finding it is free and it is usually worth more than the discount you were going to negotiate.
Proof
We have shipped production systems on web, mobile and backend — including a full learning platform built to a formal specification with role-based manuals and a QA pack.
A learning platform built to a formal specification, and documented to match
Web and mobile clients on a single API, built against a written requirements specification with every requirement traced into the code that satisfies it.
Read the case studyWhere most people start
Product MVP
A founder who needs something real in front of users.
$9,000
6 weeks
AI Feature Sprint
A product team adding its first AI capability.
$6,500
3 weeks
Launch Site
A company that needs a credible site quickly.
$2,400
2 weeks
Questions we get
- Can you start next week?
- Usually yes for a scoped project, depending on what is already in the queue. Ask on the call and we will give you a real date rather than an optimistic one.
- What if we need changes after launch?
- Thirty days of bug-fix cover is included. Beyond that, a retainer at $2,500/month covers ongoing development, or we hand over cleanly and you take it in-house.
- Will you work with our existing developer?
- Yes. We match your conventions, submit work for review, and document as we go. Working alongside an in-house team is a normal engagement.