Four phases. Each one ends with a written artefact you sign off on before the next begins. No drift, no surprise invoices, no ten-page contracts.
We sit with the problem before the keyboard.
Stakeholder interviews, audit of your existing stack, and a written brief that you sign off. No mood boards, no buzzword bingo — just a concrete document that says what we are building and why.
Tight design and engineering loops.
Working software in weeks, not slides in months. We work in two-week sprints with a Friday demo, a Monday plan, and a single shared backlog. You see everything in production the moment it lands.
The 5% of detail 95% of teams skip.
Performance budgets, accessibility audit, motion pass. We measure before and after — load times, Core Web Vitals, jank — and we hand you the numbers. Nothing ships rough.
Production launch, monitoring, runbook.
Your team owns it from day one. We're on call for 30 days after launch — incidents, hotfixes, small adjustments — at no extra cost. A written runbook means the next engineer doesn't have to phone us.
Every decision lives in a Notion page that you can read at 11pm in three months when you need it.
You see the product running, on a real URL, every Friday. No slide-only progress reports.
Plan Monday, ship Friday. Long enough to do real work, short enough to course-correct.
Your team and ours work from the same list. No private engineering wishlist.
2–4 people on a project. Communication overhead grows as O(n²). We keep n small.
We use proven tools. Postgres, React, Flutter, Swift. We optimise for your team being able to maintain it.