Process

Audit, scope, sprints, launch. No black boxes.

Software projects fail quietly — vague scopes, invisible progress, a demo that never becomes production. We run the opposite way: a written scope and fixed quote, architecture you approve, and a working build on staging every two weeks.

Four stages.
Visible
progress always.

You always know what is being built, what it costs, and what is landing next. That is the entire point of the process.

◆ 98% delivered on time
STEP 01

Technical audit & scoping

We open your existing system or product idea, talk to the people who will use it, and write down the real requirements — including the awkward edge cases. You get a scope document, an architecture sketch and a fixed quote. It is yours whether or not you hire us.

Week 0 · free
STEP 02

Architecture & design

We design the database schema, the API contracts and the screens before writing application code. You review and mark changes until it is right. Decisions made here are the ones that are expensive to change later, so we slow down deliberately.

Week 1–2 · your sign-off
STEP 03

Build in sprints

We build in two-week increments and deploy to a staging environment you can use at the end of each one. Code goes into your repository. Critical paths get automated tests, and integrations get retries and alerting from the start — not bolted on before launch.

Sprints · review each cycle
STEP 04

Launch & support

We cut over with monitoring, alerting, backups and a tested restore. You get documentation, a walkthrough and full ownership of the repositories and accounts. After launch, an optional support retainer covers fixes, monitoring and improvements.

Launch + retainer
The schedule

What happens, in order.

WEEK 0

Free technical audit and written scope

Owner · You + us
WEEK 1–2

Architecture, data model and UI design approved

Owner · You sign off
SPRINT 1

First working build on staging

Owner · We build, you review
EACH SPRINT

Review, reprioritise, deploy to staging

Owner · You + us
PRE-LAUNCH

Testing, monitoring, backups, restore drill

Owner · Us
LAUNCH

Cutover, documentation, handover walkthrough

Owner · You + us
Timelines by project size

Real dates, not a sales promise.

We would rather give you a truthful estimate than a fast one. Here is what each type of project usually takes.

4–8 weeks

Internal tool or portal

Operational dashboards, admin panels, customer portals and approval flows. Clear scope, fixed price, one or two sprints.

8–14 weeks

Customer-facing app

Mobile apps, ordering and booking systems, marketplaces and anything with payments, notifications and real user scale.

3 months and up

SaaS platform

Multi-tenant products with billing, subscriptions, onboarding and infrastructure. Scoped in stages from MVP onward.

Before we start

What speeds a project up

You do not need everything ready before we talk. But these five things remove almost all the delay we normally see.

The fast-track checklist

  • One decision-maker available for sprint reviews
  • Access to existing systems, code and hosting
  • A realistic description of the current workflow
  • Examples of tools your team already likes
  • Clarity on what 'done' means for version one
Start with a free audit
Questions about the process

What clients usually ask.

What do you need from us to start?
Access to the existing system if there is one, someone who can describe the workflow as it really works, and one decision-maker who can approve the architecture and design. If requirements are still fuzzy, that is fine — the audit is designed to sharpen them.
How much of our time does this take?
Expect a couple of hours up front for scoping, then a review at the end of each two-week sprint. Everything else — architecture, coding, testing, deployment — is ours to carry.
How long does a project take?
A focused internal tool or portal usually reaches production in 4 to 8 weeks. Customer-facing apps typically run 8 to 14 weeks. Full SaaS platforms run three months or more. We give you a milestone schedule in writing before we start, and you see a working build every two weeks.
What if requirements change mid-project?
They usually do, and that is normal. Changes are handled as explicit change requests with a cost and a schedule impact, which you approve before we build them. Your original scope and price do not drift silently.
How do payments work?
Fixed-scope projects are typically milestone-based — a portion at kickoff, at agreed milestones and on launch. Sprint-based engagements are billed per sprint. Everything is confirmed in writing before work begins.
What happens after launch?
Every build includes a support window for fixes. After that, an optional monthly retainer covers monitoring, maintenance, dependency updates and improvements, with agreed response times and a monthly health report.

Start with the
free technical audit.

Send us your existing system or your idea. You get an architecture sketch, the risks we see, and a written scope with a fixed quote.

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