One team for every stage of your product
Building from scratch, fixing an existing system or scaling it up — whatever stage you are at, we take the work fully off your hands. The depth of each service is chosen to match your project's scale tier.
Web platforms
From a one-page validation product to a feature-rich SaaS dashboard. We pick the depth of the architecture based on the expected load — over-engineering just burns money.
- — Next.js / Node-based stack
- — Architecture matched to load
- — Headless CMS and integrations
Mobile apps
One codebase for iOS and Android. The first release includes only the minimum needed to reach the app stores; we build the rest as your user base grows.
- — React Native / Expo
- — Offline-first data flow
- — Store releases and updates
AI solutions
LLM agents and document processing woven into your business processes. First, measurable value in a single process; then expansion.
- — RAG and internal knowledge bases
- — Automated workflows
- — Model evaluation and cost control
Product design
A fast, simple interface during validation, and a design system that can expand once the product gains traction. Both speak the same language.
- — UX research and prototyping
- — Staged design system
- — Brand and interface language
Infrastructure and DevOps
We don't sell CI/CD from day one. We start with a simple Docker setup and, as traffic and the team grow, switch on the pipeline, staging environment and monitoring step by step.
- — Docker · AWS · Vercel
- — CI/CD and staging when needed
- — Monitoring, alerting, backups
Ongoing technical partnership
We don't walk away after launch. As your product grows, we stay with you on technical decisions — like your in-house team, but without the hiring burden.
- — Monthly development sprints
- — Architecture audits and advice
- — Support and on-call with SLA
To your current sizewe build
If you're just starting out and want to test your idea in the market first, you don't need a multi-region architecture — it just burns budget. That's why every project is planned around the real expected load. The next tier isn't built yet, but it's kept ready.
Test your idea in the market at the lowest cost
First-time founders and teams who want to validate an idea in the market before investing further.
Expected traffic: low · Goal: experiment
Built now
- ■Single application on Next.js + Node
- ■One Docker container, one server
- ■Managed PostgreSQL
- ■Basic analytics and error tracking
- ■Domain, SSL, go-live
Deliberately later
- —CI/CD pipeline
- —Separate staging environment
- —Load testing
- —Multi-region setup
Ready and waiting
- ○Modular code structure
- ○Separated environment variables
- ○Database migrations
- ○Dockerfile and release scripts
No surprises, just rhythm
Work starts with a scale conversation: what's built now, what's deliberately deferred and what waits ready is written down up front. Then a weekly rhythm — thanks to agentic development, you see a working demo at the end of every week instead of waiting for months.
Scale conversation
We discuss budget, expected traffic and timeline. This conversation determines which tier the architecture starts at.
Scope
We agree in writing on what is built now, what is deliberately deferred and what waits ready.
Agentic development
Our engineers work alongside AI agents — most of the code is written with agents, and every line goes through human review. The result: we fit into weeks what a traditional agency does in months.
Launch
We go live after performance and security checks. The code, domain and accounts are in your name from day one.
Measure and grow
We look at real usage data. When the numbers demand it, we switch on the next tier — not before.
Technology
We choose tools to match the project's tier: simple and affordable at S1, resilient at S3.
TypeScript/React/Next.js/Node.js/React Native/PostgreSQL/Python/Docker/AWS/Figma/Tailwind CSS/OpenAI / Claude/Agentic development
Next step
Let's build your product*together*
In a forty-minute meeting we talk through your scale: which tier it makes sense to start at, how much time and budget it takes, and what we deliberately defer. No obligation.
