How We Work
Three models. One standard.
Full Product Development
We own the build. You own the product.
Best for: Companies without in-house engineering teams, or teams fully occupied with other priorities.
What you get:
- Complete ownership from architecture to deployment
- Regular updates and demos
- Full documentation and knowledge transfer at completion
- Post-launch support options
What we need from you:
- Clear problem definition
- Access to stakeholders for feedback
- Timely decisions on requirements
Team Extension
Your team, extended.
Best for: Companies with existing engineering teams that need additional capacity or specialized skills.
What you get:
- Engineers who embed with your team
- Work within your processes, tools, and culture
- Direct communication, no middlemen
- Flexible scaling up or down
What we need from you:
- Clear onboarding process
- Integration with your team's workflow
- Technical leadership and direction
Capability Development
We build your product while building your team.
Best for: Companies that need to ship now but also need to develop in-house engineering capability for the long term.
What you get:
- Full product development (same as Model 1)
- Structured knowledge transfer throughout
- Training and mentorship for your team
- Gradual handover as your team ramps up
- Documentation designed for handover
What we need from you:
- Commitment to hiring/developing internal team
- Team members available for training and pairing
- Patience for the learning curve
This model costs more upfront but saves significantly long-term. We'd rather build your capability than your dependency on us.
How Every Project Runs
Discovery
Understand the problem. Define success. Identify constraints.
Deliverable: Scope document and proposal.
Architecture
Design the solution. Document decisions and tradeoffs.
Deliverable: Technical architecture document.
Development
Build iteratively. Demo regularly. Adjust based on feedback.
Deliverable: Working software, incrementally.
Delivery
Deploy to production. Document everything. Train your team.
Deliverable: Running system and complete documentation.
Support (Optional)
Ongoing maintenance, monitoring, and iteration.
Deliverable: Continued operation and improvement.
What We Expect From Clients
Honest, productive partnerships require honesty from both sides:
- Tell us the real constraints (budget, timeline, politics)
- Be available for decisions — blocked projects cost everyone
- Give feedback early, not after we've built the wrong thing
- Trust us on technical decisions; challenge us on business ones
We'll do the same: tell you what we think, flag problems early, and push back when we disagree. That's how good work happens.