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01 — build

software that fits the way you already work

websites, web apps, internal tools, and the integrations that stitch your systems together. scoped up front, previewed from day one, hardened before it ships.

what we build

if it runs in a browser and it matters to your business, it's in scope.

  • marketing sites & landing pages
  • booking & scheduling tools
  • customer portals & client areas
  • internal dashboards
  • quoting & invoicing tools
  • inventory & job tracking
  • api & third-party integrations
  • data imports & migrations
  • workflow automation
  • ai features with a real use case
writing and shipping application code
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what you get, every time

01

a written scope

what's being built, what isn't, and the date it lands. agreed before anyone opens an editor.

02

a live preview link

you get the link on day one and watch it take shape, so you can redirect us while changes are still cheap.

03

the source code

in your git account, under your name, with a readable history. it stays yours whether we're still working together or not.

04

your own accounts

hosting, domain, database, analytics, all created in your name with you as owner from the start.

05

a security pass

we attack it before launch. auth, access control, injection, secrets, headers, dependencies.

06

a handover doc

how to update content, who to call, what runs where. written for a human, not an engineer.

reviewing code before release
how we choose tools

boring technology, on purpose

we pick tools you can hire for and we can hand over. no framework you've never heard of, no platform that bills you per user forever, no architecture that needs us to keep existing.

  • the simplest thing that solves it, and nothing more
  • hosting you can move to another provider
  • a stack another developer can pick up cold
  • no new service unless it removes more work than it adds
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rough timelines

real ranges from real scopes. yours gets a specific date in the quote.

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landing page
one page, your copy or ours, live and tracked.
1–2 days
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marketing site
5–10 pages, editable content, forms, analytics, seo basics.
1–3 days
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integration or automation
two systems talking, or a manual process reduced to one click.
3–10 days
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internal tool / dashboard
logins, roles, real data, an audit trail.
2–6 weeks
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customer-facing web app
accounts, payments, notifications, an admin side.
6–12 weeks
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software questions

Q:who owns the code?▸
you do, from the first commit. it lives in your git account and you can take it to anyone. we don't use licence terms, private frameworks, or hosting tricks that make leaving expensive.
Q:can you work on an existing codebase?▸
yes. we start with a short review (what it does, what shape it's in, what's risky) and give you a written assessment before we change anything. sometimes the honest answer is that a rewrite costs less than the repairs.
Q:do you use ai to write the code?▸
we use it the way any current team does: scaffolding, tests, review. a human still reads every line before it ships. what we don't do is bolt an ai feature onto your product because it's fashionable.
Q:what about ongoing changes after launch?▸
either you take it over with the handover doc, or you keep us on a retainer for changes as they come up. small text and image edits are usually something your own team can do, because we set it up that way on purpose.
Q:do you do mobile apps?▸
we build web apps that work properly on a phone, which covers most of what people mean. for a true native app-store app we'll say whether it's warranted, and refer you on if it isn't our fit.
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