How a project goes.
Four stages, the same for a nine-page website or a whole platform. The size changes; the rhythm doesn't.
Day 0 · free
1. Scoping call
Thirty minutes. You show us the work that hurts; we sketch what we would build and what it would cost.
Week 1
2. Scoping sprint
We map the workflow, read your data, and hand you a clickable prototype and a fixed-price first milestone.
Weeks 2–N
3. Build in the open
Working software on a live link every week. You steer; nothing is a surprise at the end.
Ongoing
4. Run & improve
We host, monitor, back up and keep improving it. Or we hand it over with docs. Your call.
Six things we always do.
We read before we write
Your old site, your spreadsheets, your inbox, your data. We learn how the work happens today before we propose anything.
Weekly working software
A live link every week. You click it, you steer. Nothing is a surprise at the end.
Decisions written down
Every option we considered and why we chose one, in plain words, in your repo.
Numbers before and after
We measure before and after: Lighthouse runs, orders per hour, decisions per page. We publish limits too.
People stay in charge
Automation drafts, people approve anything that leaves the building. Every change can be undone.
You own everything
Code, data, domains and accounts are yours from day one. Leave any time with a hand-over document.
Tell us what’s slowing you down.
Thirty minutes, one call. You describe the work that eats your week; we tell you what we would build, how long it takes and what it costs. Even if the answer is “you don’t need us”.