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How We Work

Four phases. Each phase ends with a deliverable, not a meeting. You always know what comes next, what it costs, and what you'll have at the end.

Deliverables handed over, one plate eachThe latest oneThe rail is ruled in weeks. Each phase's pin holds the carriage until that phase's four deliverables are on the stack, so nothing moves on without something handed over. The pins stand at the longest the estimate allows: 2, 4 and 12 weeks.

[ Engagement phases ]

01

Discovery

1-2 weeks

Goals, constraints, and architecture options on paper. No code yet.

  • Written brief and success criteria
  • Technical risk register
  • Cost and timeline estimate
  • Go/no-go decision
02

Design

2-4 weeks

System design, data model, and interface flows ready for build. Reviewed against the brief.

  • Architecture diagram
  • Data model and API contract
  • Interactive design or prototype
  • Sprint plan
03

Build

4-12 weeks

Iterative delivery against the design. Working software in staging from week one. Weekly demos.

  • Production-ready application
  • Test suite and CI pipeline
  • Operational runbook
  • Handover documentation
04

Operate

Ongoing

Hosting, monitoring, on-call, and continuous improvement. Either as a retainer or one-time handover to your team.

  • Monitoring and alerting
  • Backup and disaster recovery
  • Quarterly review
  • Roadmap maintenance

[ Principles ]

01

Transparent pricing

Fixed scope per phase. No hourly billing surprises. Discovery comes with a written proposal before commitment.

02

Direct access

You talk to the engineer building it. No account managers, no hand-offs. Same-day response on active engagements.

03

Owned, not rented

Code, infrastructure, and credentials belong to you. Standard tools (Next.js, PostgreSQL, Linux), so anyone can take over.

[ Get in touch ]

Ready to start? Discovery takes one to two weeks and ends in a written proposal, not a commitment.