Custom software that replaces the spreadsheets and duct tape, shipped in quarters, not years.
Two weeks, paid. We interview operators, map the current workflow, and produce wireframes plus a fixed-bid proposal. Most clients ship discovery as a standalone audit.
Sprint one sets up auth, the database, the deploy pipeline, and the first admin screen. You can demo something internal at the end of week four.
Two-week cycles. Each sprint opens with a planning call, ships a Loom demo on Friday, and ends with a staging deploy you can pressure-test before merging.
Limited rollout to a controlled user group, with feature flags and structured feedback collection. Bugs and rough edges get fixed before general availability.
Migration runbook, incident response plan, and a 60-day stability window where we sit on call for issues.
We will work in your existing stack when it fits. We swap tools only when the cost of staying is higher than the cost of moving.
Custom quote
fixed price, scoped to youEvery engagement is scoped against your spec. Every proposal is itemized: design, build, content, and integrations — so you can sanity-check the math before signing.
Discovery in 2 weeks, first release in 10 to 14 weeks, beta to GA in 4 to 8 weeks
For mixed engagements (build + maintain), we bundle the proposal with a single price you can take to the board.
The Custom Software engagement ships the same operating standard nationwide. Pick a state or metro to see the local context, market reality, and the verticals we focus on there.
6 weeks
scoping to paying customers
Early-stage B2B SaaS team with a validated problem but no product. We ran a 6-week sprint from scoping through first release; 90 days later the team had 14 paying teams and had grown from $0 to $8K MRR.
Read the case studyWeb apps and complex sites that do real work, not just look good.
iOS and Android apps users actually open more than once.
Automate the manual processes your team does by hand all day.
Stack thinking: paired engagements share one measurement layer, one accountability ledger, and one quarterly business review. That's where the compounding comes from.