One task at a time.
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Pick a tier. No onboarding project, no discovery retainer, no setup fee. You're submitting work the same day.
Define the task — and what "done" means
Describe what you need. Before it enters the queue, we agree the acceptance criteria together and lock them. This is the step most vendors skip, and it's why scope arguments happen in month three.
We build
An AI-augmented team works one task at a time — two on Scale. AI writes most of the code. Experienced developers review, test, and correct it.
Pause or cancel, any day
Billing stops the day you pause. Unused days are preserved. Resume whenever. Cancel with no call and no retention conversation.
Who actually builds it
A small senior team, working with AI, supervised by an architect who has been doing this for twenty years.
We're saying that plainly because the most expensive story in this industry is the one where a client hires a local firm and finds out later it was a front reselling the work to a shop they never chose. You'll know who's on your task, and you can talk to them.
About the AI
AI writes most of the code here. You should be slightly suspicious of that, so here's the specific reason it isn't a problem.
There is now a real business in charging teams $10,000 a week to delete AI-generated code — because the standard pattern is generate fast, review nothing, and discover in month six that nobody can change anything. That failure isn't caused by AI writing the code. It's caused by nobody checking it.
So an experienced developer reads, tests and corrects everything before it reaches you, and tests ship with the feature rather than after it.
What you're left holding
Every engagement ends with someone maintaining the code. Usually you.
Repo access from day one, not at handover.
Tests ship with the feature— they're included, not an optional extra.
No proprietary framework. We build on your stack, or a standard one. Nothing here requires us to keep existing.
Export whenever. Code, IP, infrastructure config — yours from the moment it's written.