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Performance is a requirement, not a phase
We set a budget at the start and measure against it in CI. A regression fails the build rather than surfacing in a launch-week audit.
Trusted by 40+ founders and engineering teams
We Build the SoftwareYour Business Runs On
A software development agency shipping custom platforms, SaaS products, mobile apps and the backends behind them. Design and engineering under one roof — and you own every line of it.
Taking on new projects for October 2026
The stack we build on
How we work
Engineering decisions made in the open.
You see the architecture before the build starts and reviewable increments while it runs. No black box, no reveal at the end.
39releases across six sprints
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You get working software throughout
Work lands on staging in reviewable increments from the first sprint. Cadence rises as the foundation settles and the risky decisions are behind us.
What we build
Six ways we ship production software.
01 · Custom SoftwareCustom Software Development
Internal tools, workflow systems and platforms built around how a business actually operates.
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
02 · SaaS PlatformsSaaS Platform Development
Multi-tenant products with subscriptions, dashboards and role-based access.
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe
03 · Mobile AppsMobile App Development
iOS and Android, native or cross-platform, shipped to both stores.
- React Native
- Expo
- Swift
- Kotlin
04 · Backend & APIsBackend & API Engineering
Data models, integrations and services built to stay fast as load grows.
- Node.js
- Python
- Go
- PostgreSQL
05 · AI IntegrationAI Integration
LLM features, automation and retrieval wired into existing products.
- Claude API
- Python
- TypeScript
- Vector search
06 · Web & E-CommerceWeb & E-Commerce Development
Marketing sites and stores that convert.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Sanity
- Shopify
Process
Six phases, from first callto handover.
Every phase ends with something in your hands — a document, a design, a release. Nothing is held back for a reveal at the end.
Phase 1 · Week 1
Discovery & Scope
We map the workflow, the data and the integrations before estimating anything. You leave the call with a firm timeline and a price range, not a promise to send one next week.
- Workflow mapped, including the parts living in spreadsheets
- Integration and data constraints identified
- Firm timeline and price range, on the call
You receiveScope document and price range
Our process in full
- Discovery & Scope (Week 1) — you receive: Scope document and price range. We map the workflow, the data and the integrations before estimating anything. You leave the call with a firm timeline and a price range, not a promise to send one next week.
- Workflow mapped, including the parts living in spreadsheets
- Integration and data constraints identified
- Firm timeline and price range, on the call
- Architecture (Week 2) — you receive: Architecture decision record. Data model, service boundaries, hosting and the decisions that get expensive to reverse — settled and written down while they are still cheap to change.
- Data model and service boundaries agreed
- Hosting, scaling and cost envelope defined
- Decisions written down, with the reasoning
- Design (Weeks 2–4) — you receive: Design system and screens. Interface design against the real data model, so screens reflect states the system can actually produce: empty, partial, failed and loading, not just the happy path.
- Every screen drawn against real data shapes
- Empty, partial, failed and loading states covered
- Token-based system your team can extend
- Development (Weeks 4–12) — you receive: Working software, every sprint. You get reviewable increments on a staging environment throughout, not one reveal at the end. Every increment is something you can click through and send back.
- Reviewable increments on staging from sprint one
- Weekly demo and a written progress summary
- Feedback folded in before the next increment
- QA & Launch (Weeks 12–14) — you receive: Production release. Automated test coverage on the paths that matter, load testing against realistic volumes, and a rollback plan agreed before anything reaches production.
- Automated coverage on the critical paths
- Load tested against realistic volumes
- Rollback plan agreed before go-live
- Support & Iteration (Ongoing) — you receive: Handover pack and runbooks. Thirty days of defect support included. After that, a retainer or a clean handover — documentation and runbooks are written so taking it in-house is a real option.
- 30 days of defect support included
- Repository, infrastructure and docs transferred
- Retainer or clean exit — your call
Engagements
Three ways to work with us.
Figures below are starting points, not quotes. You get a firm number after discovery — and in every model, the source code is yours.
Web & E-Commerce
Fixed scope, fixed price. The requirements are knowable up front.
$8,000
Typical engagement: 2–4 weeks
Delivery~4 weeks
- Design and build, up to 8 pages
- CMS your team edits without a developer
- Technical SEO: schema, sitemap, Core Web Vitals
- Payments and checkout for store builds
- Analytics and conversion tracking
- You own the source code, with full handover
Product Build
Most chosenA full custom app or SaaS platform, priced from a discovery phase.
$45,000
Typical engagement: 8–16 weeks
Delivery~16 weeks
- Discovery, architecture and data modelling
- Full custom build with reviewable increments
- Multi-tenancy, billing and role-based access as required
- Automated test coverage on critical paths
- Deployment pipeline and infrastructure as code
- 30 days post-launch defect support
- You own the source code, with full handover
Dedicated Team
An embedded squad working inside your process, month to month.
from$12,000/month
Typical engagement: Ongoing
Delivery~4 weeks
- Named engineers, not a rotating pool
- Works in your board, your review standards, your rituals
- Weekly demos and a written progress summary
- Scale the squad up or down with 30 days notice
- Direct access to the engineers doing the work
- You own the source code, with full handover
Let’s talk
Tell us what you’re building.
A 30-minute call. Bring the problem, the constraints and the deadline — we will tell you what it takes to build, or that we are not the right firm for it.
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A number on the first call
You leave with a firm timeline and a price range, not a promise to send one next week.
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Engineers, not account managers
You talk to the people writing the code. Nothing gets relayed through a layer that cannot answer.
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You own everything
Source code, infrastructure and documentation transfer to you. Taking it in-house is a real option.
Taking on new projects for October 2026
Clients
What it’s like to work with us.
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Questions
The things technical buyers ask first.
You do, in full, from the first commit. We work in a repository you own where possible, or transfer ownership at handover where it is ours. That covers application code, infrastructure definitions, CI pipelines and design files. There is no licence-back arrangement and no component you keep paying us to use.