We ask questions — no pitch. Send us a message and we’ll respond within one business day with a quick take on fit and next steps.
Start the conversation →Four steps, no surprises — every engagement moves through the same process, whether it’s a two-week audit or a year-long build.
We ask about your system, your team, your constraints, and what success looks like. Thirty minutes. No deck, no pitch.
Scope, approach, timeline and cost — in plain language, with the trade-offs named. You keep it regardless.
You see working software every week — not status reports. We track hours and push code to your repository.
We deploy to your cloud or ours, write documentation, train your team — then stay for the next iteration.
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Pick the shape that fits how you work — or tell us the problem and we’ll recommend one.
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If something isn’t covered here, just ask in the message — we read every one.
Yes. Most of our clients are in the DACH region, UK, and Australia, but we work globally. We sign NDAs, deliver to your repository, and can work within your timezone overlap or async.
For dedicated engagements, typically 1–2 weeks from signed agreement to first commit. For fixed-scope projects, we begin after the architecture proposal is agreed. Proofs of concept can start immediately after a discovery call.
You do — always. We work in your repository, assign all IP to you on signing, and hand over full documentation at the end of every engagement. There is no platform lock-in.
Yes — we embed alongside internal teams regularly. We follow your code review process, your branching strategy, your deployment pipeline. Augmentation or standalone; both work.
Both — but we build MVPs the way production systems are built. A well-structured MVP costs the same and lasts. Proofs of concept take weeks; production systems take a quarter.
For dedicated engagements, scope change is natural — the team adapts each week. For fixed-scope, we flag changes early and propose a written addendum before touching anything out-of-scope. No surprises on the invoice.