no methodology underneath
What you get, and when.
This is the whole of it. There is nothing beneath it with a name and a diagram.
- day one
You’re in a Slack channel with the engineers building your product. Not a mailbox, not a manager.
- every week
A build you can open yourself, and a short written note: what moved, what didn’t, what’s next.
- before any cost
A price in writing, before anyone starts. If you don’t approve it, it isn’t built and it isn’t billed.
- at handover
The repository, the accounts, the documentation. Yours. Nothing stays locked to us.
How the code is checked
Every change is reviewed by another engineer before it lands, and we use AI review alongside that rather than instead of it.
We can take test coverage past 90% where it's worth it. We don't do that on every project — budget, timeline and complexity decide — and we tell you which one you're getting before you pay for it.
On security we review everything, and we have never had an incident or a complaint about it.
Which stack you get
The stack is picked for the project, not for us. If the right answer for your product is something we'd have to learn on your budget, we'll say so.
- node.js
- react · next.js
- vue.js
- flutter
- docker
- aws certified solutions architects
How we charge
Fixed scope, time and materials, a dedicated team, or a retainer. Which one depends on what you're building and how settled the scope is.
We tell you which one we'd use and why, before you pay anything.