Custom software, built by senior engineers, on stacks your team can hire for. Web apps, internal tools, mobile, backend, integrations. We refactor the legacy. We ship the new thing. We document the handoff so well your team forgets we were there.
Not a checklist of deliverables. Things that show up because we work the way we work.
No juniors learning on your dollar. Every engineer in our pods has shipped to production for 8+ years. They write code your team can read.
TypeScript, Postgres, React, Astro, Rust, Go, Python. The kind of tech you can hire against on LinkedIn — not the kind that needs a recruiter who attends conferences.
A green pipeline, preview deploys, and a one-command local setup land in week one. The rest of the build sits on top of that foundation.
Integration tests around money, identity, and irreversibility. Unit tests where they pay rent. We don't chase coverage numbers.
If your legacy code is in the way, we fix it. The PR explains why. Your team learns the cleanup pattern by reading the diff.
Architecture doc, runbook, oncall guide, video walkthroughs. By the time we leave, your team owns it like they wrote it.
Every engagement varies. The shape stays the same.
Stakeholder interviews, architecture doc, riskiest unknown built first. End of week: a working spike of the scariest part.
Repo, CI, deploy, observability, auth, the data model. The boring scaffolding done well, so the next 8 weeks are pure feature work.
Weekly demos. PRs into your main branch. Every sprint ships something you can click in staging.
Load test, security pass, runbook, training sessions with your team. We leave with the docs in your wiki, not in our Drive.
A real-shaped excerpt. Names changed. Numbers honest.
engagement compliance-portal = {
outcome: 'internal portal for SOC 2 evidence collection',
success: '6 evidence types · self-serve · 2k MAU · <500ms p95',
team: ['@theo (lead)', '@asha', '@oksana'],
stack: ['TypeScript', 'Astro', 'Postgres', 'your VPC'],
duration: '10 weeks · fixed',
price: '$240,000',
ownership: 'you · MIT-licensed code, day 1',
} Saving us both a bad-fit call.
Yes — that's the default. We learn your conventions, your test patterns, and your review style in week one.
React Native and Swift/Kotlin native, on a per-engagement basis. We'll tell you honestly when native is overkill.
Two options: a small monthly retainer (1–2 days / month, on call for fires), or a clean exit with a runbook. Most clients pick exit, some come back for a sprint when things change.
A 30-minute call. A written discovery doc in a week. Fixed-price SOW by day 10.