We design, engineer and ship production web applications — with AI woven through the product and the process. Small senior team. Fixed scope. Real software in weeks.
Four disciplines, one team. No handoffs between agencies, no contractor churn.
There are three other ways to get this built. Each has a failure mode we designed around.
Strategy decks and a rotating cast of contractors. The senior people you met in the pitch are gone by build two.
The engineers who scope your project are the ones who write it. Two to three people, start to finish.
Cheap hours, expensive rework. You specify everything twice and inherit a codebase nobody wants to own.
Fixed scope, senior throughput, and a repo your future team can read. Handover is planned from week one.
Six months of recruitment before a line of product code exists — and you are hiring for a spec you have not tested yet.
We build v1 while you hire, then hand it over. You recruit against a working product, not a guess.
Every engagement starts small and provable. You see working software before you commit to a roadmap.
Ninety minutes with the people who own the outcome. We leave with the one workflow worth building first.
Week 0 · no chargeA narrow, real slice of the product in production with your data. Not a prototype — code you keep either way.
Weeks 1–3We extend the pilot into the full application, shipping to production every week with you in the room.
Weeks 4–12Documented handover to your team, or we stay on as the engineering function. Your call, not a contract clause.
OngoingFreight quotes were assembled by hand across spreadsheets and email. Turnaround averaged two days and margin errors were routine.
A quoting platform with tariff ingestion, a rules engine for margin floors, and an AI assistant that drafts quotes from inbound emails and flags anything unusual for review.
Quotes now go out in minutes with a human approving rather than assembling. The desk moved to exception handling and account growth.
"They shipped more in three weeks than our last vendor did in two quarters."Client quote — replace with attribution
Fixed price where scope is clear, monthly where it isn't. No hourly billing, ever.
One workflow, in production, with your data. The fastest way to find out whether we should work together.
A senior pod — engineering, design, delivery — taking a product from pilot to full platform.
We operate as your engineering function: roadmap, on-call, hiring support as you build in-house.
Usually within two weeks. We run one pilot at a time per pod, so availability is genuine rather than a queue.
Senior engineers with a decade or more of product work. No juniors billed as seniors, no offshore subcontracting.
The smallest team that can ship a product on its own: two senior engineers and a designer, with one of them accountable for delivery. One pod, one client — nobody is split across three projects.
We have preferences — TypeScript, React, Node and Postgres — and we will guide you to the right choice for the problem. If you already have a stack and a team, we work in it rather than around it.
Entirely — repositories, infrastructure and documentation are in your accounts from the first commit.
Both. We use AI-assisted engineering to move faster, and we build AI features into products where they measurably help. We will tell you when they do not.
You keep the code and the findings, and we part ways. A cheap, fast no is worth more than a year-long maybe.
One reply from a senior engineer within a business day. If we're not the right team, we'll say so.