We're a small product team that sits beside founders — designing and building the websites, web apps, mobile apps and system architecture your startup needs next. No hand-off theatre, no jargon tax. Just steady progress you can see every week.
Most engagements start with one of these and grow into the next. You can also bring us in alongside your own engineers — we're comfortable being the extra pair of hands or the second opinion.
Marketing sites that finally explain what you do — clear enough that investors and customers get it in one scroll.
The product itself: dashboards, portals, internal tools. Shipped in slices so you're never waiting months to see it.
iOS and Android, usually from one shared codebase — plus the unglamorous parts: store review, crash reports, releases.
The architecture underneath. For teams whose product works but is starting to creak — or who want it right the first time.
A call about the business, not the tech stack. We'll tell you if the smallest useful version is smaller than you think.
Flows, a clickable prototype, and a written scope with a price. You approve it before anything gets built.
A working demo every week on a link you can share. Change your mind early and it costs almost nothing.
Docs, walkthrough, accounts in your name. Then we either step back or stay on for the next phase — your call.
They talked me out of half my feature list, and the half we shipped is the half customers actually use.
I'm not technical. For the first time I understood every decision being made about my own product.
Our own engineers kept the codebase after handover without complaining. That has never happened before.
With a call — free, about 40 minutes, no deck required. We ask about the business and the deadline you're really working to, then send a short written summary of what we heard and what we'd suggest doing first. Plenty of those calls end without a project, and that's fine.
We quote per phase, fixed price, before work starts — so a discovery and prototype phase has its own number, and the build has another. That way you can stop after any phase with something finished in your hands rather than a half-built thing and an open invoice.
It's most of who we work with. We avoid jargon, explain trade-offs in terms of money and time, and never make a technical decision on your behalf without telling you why. You'll finish the project able to explain your own stack to an investor.
Yes, and it's often the better setup. We'll take a slice of the roadmap, follow your conventions, review each other's work, and leave your team owning everything. For system design work we usually pair with your senior engineers rather than replace them.
You do, from day one. Repositories, cloud accounts, domains and design files are created in your name, and handover includes documentation plus a recorded walkthrough so a future hire can pick it up without calling us.
Marketing sites tend to be weeks; a first usable version of an app is usually a couple of months, depending on how much we cut from the first release. We'd rather ship something narrow early and grow it with real users than disappear for half a year.