Services

What we build, and how it's scoped

Five service lines that cover a product's whole life: validating it, building it, launching it and keeping it healthy. Every engagement is run by the senior team doing the work.

SaaS Platform Development

Multi-tenant products built to be sold: accounts and roles, subscription billing, admin tooling and the reporting your customers ask for in month two.

Best for: Founders and operators turning a proven service into a product.

What's included

Tenant and role architecture with row-level access control
Subscription billing, plans, trials and dunning
Admin console for support and account management
Usage analytics and customer-facing reporting
Production deployment, monitoring and backups

Custom Web Applications

Operational software for the work that currently lives in spreadsheets, inboxes and one person's head — portals, internal tools and marketplaces.

Best for: Teams whose operation has outgrown the tools running it.

What's included

Data model designed around your real workflow
Role-aware dashboards and approval flows
Integrations with the systems you already pay for
Import and migration from existing spreadsheets
Audit trails and permissioned reporting

Mobile App Development

Customer, field and driver apps that hold up outside of wifi — with real-time sync, device hardware access and store submission handled.

Best for: Operations with staff or customers working away from a desk.

What's included

iOS and Android from a single React Native codebase
Offline-first data handling and conflict resolution
Push notifications and real-time status sync
Camera, scanning, GPS and signature capture
App Store and Play Store submission support

MVP & Prototype Sprints

A focused build that puts something real in front of users fast, scoped to answer one question: will people actually use this?

Best for: Founders validating a new product idea or raising on traction.

What's included

Scoping workshop and prioritized build plan
Working product in 6 to 10 weeks, not a clickable mock
Core flow built production-quality, edges deferred deliberately
Instrumentation so you can see what users do
A clear roadmap for what to build next

Ongoing Product Support & Maintenance

Steady care for software that's already live: dependency updates, incident response and a predictable release rhythm.

Best for: Companies with a live product and no in-house engineering team.

What's included

Monitoring, alerting and incident response
Dependency, security and platform upgrades
Scheduled release cycles with a shared backlog
Performance and cost tuning
Documentation and handoff to in-house hires

Engagement models

We quote after we understand the scope — no menu pricing. These are the three shapes most projects take.

Fixed-Scope MVP

A defined build with a defined price. Best when the scope is clear and you need budget certainty before you start.

Typically 6 to 12 weeks

Monthly Retainer

A recurring block of senior capacity for continuous improvement, support and the next set of features.

Rolling monthly, cancel with notice

Dedicated Build Team

A senior squad embedded with your team for a longer roadmap, working in your tools and your rhythm.

Quarterly commitments

Not sure which one fits?

Describe the project in a few sentences and we'll tell you the shape we'd recommend — including when the answer is 'don't build this yet.'

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