Process

    A delivery process you can see into.

    No black boxes. You get a written scope before any code, working software every two weeks, and a weekly update that says plainly what shipped, what is next, and what is at risk.

    Walk through it on a call
    Delivery

    From a 30-minute call to production

    Six stages, the same on every project. You always know which one you are in and what comes next.

    1. 01
      Day 1

      Discovery call

      Thirty minutes with an engagement manager and an engineer. We learn what you are building, who it is for, and what is fixed: budget, deadline, existing systems.

    2. 02
      Week 1

      Scope and estimate

      A written proposal: what is in and out of scope, an architecture outline, the team, a timeline and a price. Nothing starts until you sign it.

    3. 03
      Weeks 1–2

      Kickoff and design

      Repositories, environments and access set up in your accounts. Architecture, data model and key screens agreed before the first sprint.

    4. 04
      Every 2 weeks

      Sprints and demos

      Working software at the end of every sprint, a written update every week, and a backlog you can see and reorder.

    5. 05
      Launch

      Release and handover

      Production deploy, monitoring and alerting, runbooks and documentation, and a walkthrough of the codebase for your team.

    6. 06
      After launch

      Support and next phase

      Keep a support retainer, keep a dedicated team, or take it fully in-house. The code is yours either way.

    Responsibilities

    Who does what

    You

    • Share goals, users and constraints
    • Name a product owner who can make decisions
    • Review the demo and give feedback each sprint
    • Own the accounts, the code and the data

    Our engineers

    • Architecture, code, tests and documentation
    • Code review on every change
    • CI/CD, environments and monitoring
    • Security and dependency updates

    Your delivery lead

    • Plan sprints and keep the backlog current
    • Send a written update every week
    • Flag risks and scope changes early, with a price
    • Run demos and retrospectives
    Reporting

    A weekly update, in writing

    Every week your delivery lead sends a short written update: what shipped, what is in progress, what is blocked, and anything that changes scope, timeline or cost. Problems are raised when they appear, not at the end.

    Sprint 6 · week 2
    Weekly update
    Example
    • Payments integration
      Released to production and monitored
      Shipped
    • Semantic search
      Evaluation results attached for sign-off
      In review
    • Infrastructure as code
      Staging environment moved to Terraform
      In progress
    • Mobile release 1.2
      Waiting on app store review
      Blocked
    Plan your project

    What does your project need?

    Select everything that applies. We will staff the team to match and bring it into the discovery call.

    Not sure yet? That is fine. Scoping it is what the discovery call is for.

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    FAQ

    Questions, answered

    New products, rebuilds, and extensions of existing systems across AI, e-commerce, blockchain, cloud, data, and web and mobile apps. We also take over and stabilize software another team started.

    It depends on scope. After a discovery call we send a written estimate: either a fixed price for a defined scope, or a monthly rate for a dedicated team. The call and the estimate are free.

    You do. We work in your repositories and cloud accounts wherever possible, and the contract transfers full intellectual property to you.

    Our team is based in the Philippines (UTC+8) and works in English. We agree overlap hours at kickoff, hold demos at a time that suits you, and keep written updates so nothing waits on a meeting.

    Yes. A dedicated team can join your standups, follow your workflow and tools, and review code alongside your engineers.

    Yes. We are happy to sign a mutual NDA before you share the details of your product.