How a project moves

What working with us
actually looks like.

No twelve-week discovery phase, no slide decks, no agency theater. Here's what a Sprint, Build, or Partnership engagement looks like over time — and what stays the same across all three.

Discovery Sprint

2 weeks · from $5K

Two weeks. One question. One answer.

Day 0

Kickoff call

We confirm the single question we're answering, agree what 'done' looks like, and sign the SOW. You get a shared Slack channel and an outline of the two weeks.

Days 1–4

Audit and explore

We dig into your stack, talk to your stakeholders, and gather everything we need to answer the question well. You hear from us every day or two.

Day 7

Mid-Sprint review

A 30-minute call to check we're heading the right direction. If we're not, we course-correct now while there's still time.

Days 8–13

Build the answer

Roadmap, architecture doc, working prototype — whatever shape the answer needs to take. We write it as if you'll be referring back to it in six months.

Day 14

Handover

We deliver the recommendation in writing, walk you through it on a call, and tell you honestly whether a Build engagement makes sense next — or whether it doesn't.

Build Engagement

4 to 12 weeks · from $25K

Most clients ship their MVP in 6 to 10 weeks.

Week 1

Listen and map

Stakeholder interviews, stack audit, and a written scope-and-architecture doc. You'll know exactly what we're building before code is written.

Week 2

Design and prototype

Wireframes, high-fidelity screens for the parts users will touch, and a clickable prototype of anything ambiguous. Decisions made here save weeks later.

Weeks 3–N

Build in sprints

One- or two-week sprints. Weekly demo every Friday on the same shared call. Direct Slack, async-first, no surprises. You see real progress in your repo every week.

Final week

Ship to production

Deploy with monitoring, alerting, and rollback plans. We don't push to prod on a Friday afternoon. We make sure the first week of users is calm.

Days 1–30 post-launch

Stabilize and hand off

Bug fixes, performance tuning, and a clean handover to your team. After thirty days you own everything fully — no lock-in, no subscription dependency.

Embedded Partnership

Ongoing · from $15K/month

We become part of your team.

Month 1

Onboard

We embed into your existing stack, planning rituals, and goals. By the end of week one we're shipping alongside your team like we'd been there months.

Ongoing

Sprint rhythm

Sprint planning at the start of every cycle, mid-cycle code review, demo at the end. Whatever rhythm you already run on — we adapt rather than impose.

Every quarter

Step back

We pause and look at what we've shipped, what worked, what to drop, what to double down on. Strategy review, not status report.

Whenever you decide

Scale or pause

Pause for a quarter to redirect cash. Scale up the team for a launch. Convert to a Build for a focused project. The model bends to your business.

What stays the same

The rhythm of working together

Whatever the engagement type, the cadence is the same. Predictable, transparent, and built around your team — not ours.

Weekly demo, same day every week

30 minutes on a fixed slot. Shows what changed, what's next, what we're stuck on. You can skip a week — we still send the notes.

One shared Slack channel

Direct line to the engineer doing the work. No account-manager layer, no 'I'll check with the team and circle back.'

Your repo, your dashboards

We work in your GitHub, your Linear, your Vercel project. You see the same commits and deploys we do — in real time, not in a Friday recap.

Honest at the next milestone

If something's slipping, you hear about it at the next demo, not at the end. If we think a feature shouldn't ship, we say so.

Reference framework

Six stages, scoped to fit

Every project moves through some version of these. A Sprint covers the first two. A Build runs all six. A Partnership cycles through them as the product evolves.

01

Listen

Stakeholder calls, a careful read of your current stack (if any), and a market check. We arrive without assumptions and leave with the real problem in writing.

Stakeholder interviewsStack auditUser researchCompetitor scan

02

Map

Product roadmap, technical architecture, and success metrics on one page. You'll know exactly what we're building, why, and how we'll know it worked.

Product roadmapArchitecture designTech stack picksSuccess metrics

03

Design

Wireframes through high-fidelity. Every screen prototyped and reviewed before code is written. We sweat the details users will actually feel.

WireframesUI designPrototypesUser testing

04

Build

Senior engineering in one- or two-week sprints. Weekly demos, shared Slack, code review on every change. You see progress, not slide decks.

Sprint planningCode reviewsCI/CDWeekly demos

05

Ship

Production deploy with monitoring, alerting, and rollback plans. We don't just push to prod — we make sure the first week is calm.

QA and testingPerformance tuningDeploymentLaunch monitoring

06

Iterate

Real-user data shapes what changes next. Analytics, feedback loops, and a written list of the next round of priorities.

Analytics reviewUser feedbackPerformance tuningFeature iteration

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