Process
Four stages. No detours.
No 40-slide discovery deck, no committee sign-off between phases. Here's exactly what happens, in order.
What happens
One direct conversation about the outcome you need, not a requirements-gathering workshop. We ask what's broken, what "done" looks like, and what it's costing you to wait. Usually one call.
What happens
Senior engineers build in your tools — your repo, your stack where it makes sense — with working software shipped every week, not a status update. You see progress, not promises.
What happens
Live in production on your infrastructure — not a demo link, not a prototype someone has to rebuild later. If it's not running for real, it's not shipped.
What happens
We stay on for the parts that matter after launch — monitoring, fixes, and iteration as real usage surfaces what a spec never could. No disappearing after the invoice clears.
Before you reach out
FAQ
Depends on scope — a focused automation can be live in weeks, not quarters. We'll give you a real timeline after the scoping call, not a range designed to sound safe.
No. Most clients arrive with a problem, not a spec. Turning "this is broken" into a build plan is part of Scope.
The people building it. No account manager relaying messages to an engineering team you never meet.
We don't disappear. Operate is a real stage — monitoring, fixes, and iteration are part of the engagement, not a separate sales conversation.