Software you can feel.

We're a fully remote team with engineers across North America and Europe. We work in your timezone whenever the calendar allows, and our async-first culture means progress doesn't stall when someone's asleep.

Funded startups (Series A through C, mostly) and product teams inside larger companies that want to move faster than their internal pace allows. About a third of our work is for founders building their first product — many need both the software and the brand identity from scratch.

Six full-time engineers, two designers, plus a rotating bench of trusted contractors. We deliberately stay small — small enough that everyone on a project can fit on a single video call and own outcomes end-to-end.

Rarely. We'll consider equity as a top-up on a discounted cash rate for early-stage founders we're excited about, but we don't do equity-only work. We've seen how that ends.

A discovery sprint runs $12K–$25K depending on scope. A full project build is typically $80K–$400K, with most landing in the $120K–$220K range. Retainers start at $24K per month per pod. Every engagement gets a written budget range before we sign anything.

Discovery sprints are one to two weeks. Full project builds are eight to sixteen weeks for most products, with the first usable version in your hands by week four. Anything longer than four months gets broken into phases with explicit go/no-go checkpoints.

Yes, before any conversation with sensitive details. We have a standard mutual NDA we can send, or we'll counter-sign yours. We've never had a leak in twelve years.

We tell you, in writing, the moment we see it. Then we propose a recovery plan — usually scope reduction, occasionally a timeline extension at our cost, never quietly missing a deadline. The number of projects we've delivered late is small enough to count on one hand.

Daily async standups in Slack, one synchronous meeting per week (usually the Friday demo), and a written status note every Friday. You'll know exactly what we're doing, what we're stuck on, and what's coming next, all the time.

Every Friday we show you working software in production or staging, plus any design deliverables — mockups, brand assets, or prototypes. Not slides, not "in progress" — actual work you can click on or review. If we don't have something to demo, the demo becomes a frank conversation about why.

Yes, frequently. About 40% of our engagements are inside existing codebases. We'll do a free audit before quoting so we know what we're walking into, and we won't take a job we don't think we can do well.

You do, on day one. Your GitHub org, your cloud account, your domains, your Figma files. We're contributors, not landlords. We commit code into your repos and share design files throughout the project, never as a single drop at the end.

Yes. Unit tests for logic, integration tests for boundaries, end-to-end tests for critical paths. We aim for the level of coverage that makes the codebase confidently changeable, not for a specific number on a dashboard.

We've shipped HIPAA, SOC 2, and PCI-aware systems. We follow least-privilege principles by default, run dependency scanning, and write threat models for anything that touches money or PII. For regulated industries, we bring in specialist auditors during the project.

Every project includes a 30-day post-launch warranty at no charge. After that, support continues as a small monthly retainer if you want it, or we hand off everything cleanly and you carry on. The choice is always yours.