We ship production software fast.
A micro agency, heavily AI-agent powered, with senior engineers reviewing every line. Real performance, real scale, real user handling — shipped in days, not months.
Six ways to ship
Pick the shape of the problem. We scope tight and build only what earns its place.
A process built for speed and control
Five steps from scope call to shipped product, no surprises in between.
Scope call
A 30-minute call on constraints, timeline, and what "done" means.
Fixed-scope proposal
A written proposal within 48 hours: deliverables, timeline, price.
Build sprint
Agents draft, senior engineers review and own every line shipped.
Ship to your cloud
Deployed to your own cloud account, with admin access from day one.
Handover & 30-day support
Full codebase, docs, and a walkthrough. Fixes covered for 30 days.
Shipped, not staged
A sample of what got built, and what it moved.
Human judgment, agent speed
AI agents handle the mechanical work. Senior engineers own every decision that matters.
Senior review, every line
Agents draft, engineers with a decade of production experience review, correct, and own what ships.
Fixed scope, fixed price
You know the cost and timeline before we write code. No hourly billing, no scope creep by attrition.
You own everything
Your repo, your cloud account, your domain from day one. Nothing held behind our infrastructure.
Frequently asked
Straight answers about how we work.
How can AI agents write production code safely?
The agents write the first draft against a spec a senior engineer authored. Every line is reviewed, tested, and often rewritten by a human before it ships. The agents give us speed on the mechanical parts of building software; the judgment stays human.
What does "fast" actually mean here?
A landing page ships in 3–7 days. A product MVP ships in 2–4 weeks. That is calendar time from signed proposal to production, including review cycles with you. Fast means less waiting, not less rigor.
Do you work with a fixed price or hourly?
Fixed price, fixed scope, agreed before we start. You know the number before we write a line of code. If the scope changes materially mid-project, we re-quote the delta in writing, not after the fact on an invoice.
Who actually owns the code and infrastructure?
You do, from day one. It deploys to your own cloud account, your repository, your domain. We do not hold your product hostage behind our own hosting or a proprietary platform.
What if I need changes after launch?
The first 30 days of fixes and small adjustments are included. After that you can go month to month on a retainer, or come back for one-off work whenever you need it. No obligation either way.
What tech stack do you build with?
Mostly TypeScript, Astro or React, Postgres, and your cloud provider of choice for hosting. We pick tools for how they behave in production, not novelty. If your project already has a stack, we work in it.
Tell us what you're building.
A quick form or a short call — either way, a real person replies.
What happens next
Prefer to talk? Book a call
Have something to ship?
Tell us what you're building. We'll reply with next steps, not a sales deck.