Idea to clickable prototype in 48 hours
We turn ambitious ideas into real, usable products — from MVPs and prototypes to automation and custom software. We handle the product, design, and engineering so you can focus on what comes next.
How an engagement runs
30 min, free
48 hours
Weeks 1–3
Week 3 onward
Every commitment below exists because we were handed the wreckage of its opposite. Hold us to all six.
A 48-hour demo that dies the moment a real user touches it.
There is no throwaway prototype layer. What you click on day two is the repo you are still running in year three — typed, tested, reviewed, deployed to your own cloud account.
A handover that is a zip file, a password list, and good luck.
Source, infrastructure, credentials, environment variables, runbooks and a recorded walkthrough — delivered together, in working order, on the day we said. Nothing is left sitting on somebody's laptop.
Vague scope, then a change-order invoice in week four.
Every phase is one week, written down, with a number attached before it starts. If we misjudge the estimate, that is our cost — you pay the number you agreed to.
Junior devs behind a senior sales pitch.
No account managers, no handoff to a team you never met. The engineer on your intro call writes your code and stays through launch.
AI-generated code nobody can maintain after you take it over.
We lean on modern tooling hard for scaffolding, migrations and tests, then hold every line to the same review bar as hand-written code. If we cannot explain it, it does not merge.
Locked into their hosting, their accounts, their retainer.
Your GitHub org, your cloud accounts, your Stripe, your domain. Your team gets a walkthrough and us on call while they settle in. If you never call again, everything keeps running.
What we build, in plain terms. MVPs are our flagship — alongside the design, automation, AI, and engineering work that turns an idea into a product and keeps it moving after launch.
Production-quality MVPs designed for user feedback, validation, and future scalability. A clickable prototype in 48 hours, a launchable v1 in three weeks, and a foundation that holds when the answers come back and you keep building on it.
Ships on
The system your business actually runs on, for when nothing off the shelf fits. We start from the process you already have — the exceptions, the integrations, the rules that live in one person's head — and build the software around that, on a stack your own team can pick up and keep extending.
Typical builds
Somebody on your team does the same job every single day: rebuilding the same spreadsheet, renaming the same files, checking the same pages for changes, retyping the same rows into a report. We write the scripts that do it instead — including pulling data off sites that give you no export button — and they run to a schedule without anyone remembering to start them.
Typical jobs
Someone else built it and it stalled. We read the code, tell you plainly what is worth keeping and what is not, and hand you a fixed plan and price to finish it — whether we finish it or your own team does.
You get
AI features that are worth shipping. They answer from your own data, get checked against real cases before launch, and come with a running cost you know up front.
Good for
Your team runs the business out of spreadsheets, group chats, and one person who remembers how it all works. We build the single system that holds it instead, shaped around the way you already work.
Replaces
The store work a theme or a plugin cannot do: a checkout that follows your rules, stock that matches the warehouse as it changes, and the pricing only your business has.
Builds on
A battle-tested stack built for the long run. We use technologies your future team already knows, trusts, and can confidently build on.
Not seeing something you already run on? Bring it to the scoping call — we will tell you honestly whether it earns its place, or whether we are the wrong shop for it.
A 30-minute working session, not a sales call. We map the shortest path to something a real user can use, then write down what ships, what waits and what it costs. Within two working days you get a deployed URL running the core flow — real code, not a slide.
One-week phases against a shared board. Every merge deploys to a preview URL you can open the moment it lands, and every phase closes with a written recap. Change your mind between phases — that is what they are for.
We ship to your production accounts, hand you the runbook and record the walkthrough. Then we stay on call for 15 days at no cost while your team settles in.
Products we designed, built and shipped. Every claim below is on the live site — go and check it while you read this.
Most browser editors stamp your changes over the page as an overlay — the original text is still underneath, and anyone can lift it back out. PDF Raven edits the document itself: text reflows in the matched font, and deleted or redacted content actually leaves the file. It runs entirely in the browser, on desktop and phone, with no download and no account.
Ships on
Trenold is built for working a problem through rather than looking it up: it reasons out loud, holds the thread across a conversation, and drafts, explains and refactors code alongside you. Free to start, no credit card, straight into the chat.
Ships on
A jeweller's customer owes on two axes at once — rupees and grams — and most books only track one of them. Ledgix keeps both against every customer entry, closes the day on a single net position, and pulls profit and loss off those same entries rather than a second set of books. The reminders do the chasing, so nobody has to remember who promised what.
Ships on
Really, and here is the honest shape of it. Within two working days of the 30-minute call you get a deployed URL with the core flow of your product working — the thing you would put in front of a customer. It is not the whole product: the edges are rough and none of it is hardened yet. That is what the three weeks after it are for. It is built on the same stack as the real thing, so none of it gets thrown away.
Usually within days of that first call. We deliberately keep one slot unbooked so an urgent build is not waiting a month to begin. If we cannot start when you need us, you will hear it on the call rather than after a week of silence.
That is fine, and it is the point of building one this early. Tell us what feels wrong and we iterate on it — reshape the flow, rework the interface, or rebuild the piece that missed. Two days of work is a cheap place to change your mind, which is exactly why we put something real in front of you before anyone commits to a long build.
Most clients carry it straight into full MVP development. You get a clear roadmap showing exactly how the prototype becomes a market-ready product — what gets hardened, what gets built next, and what it costs — so the decision to continue is made with real numbers rather than a guess.
Yes — that is the work we are built for. Real-time systems, heavy data pipelines, payments and compliance, third-party integrations that are badly documented, AI features that have to hold up under load. If something genuinely is not our strength, you will hear that on the call instead of discovering it three weeks in.
Fifteen days on call at no extra cost while your team settles in. After that, some clients take a light monthly retainer, some run it in-house from the handover docs, and some come back for phase two. All three are fine — there is no lock-in clause and no notice period.
That works too, and it is a common ask — roughly two in five clients keep us on to run the code and the infrastructure after handover. Deployments, monitoring, incidents, cost and scaling: we stay the team on call for it. It is a separate arrangement from the build, priced monthly, and you can end it whenever running it in-house makes more sense.
Until delivery it sits with us — our repositories, our pipelines, our environments — so the build never waits on access. Once everything is sorted it is officially offloaded to you: code, credentials, infrastructure, and the documentation to run it without us. No lock-in, no licence, nothing held back as leverage.
As a tool, not a shortcut. We use it for the mechanical work — scaffolding, migrations, test coverage — and it is a large part of why these timelines are possible at all. Every line still goes through human review, and we do not ship anything we cannot explain in full. The maintainability bar is the same one we would hold if every character had been typed by hand.
Something not covered here? Email us and you will get a real answer from a real engineer.
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