You should pay for features, not hours
A timesheet rewards slowness. We price on the output you agreed to, so speed is our problem and your upside.
High-velocity engineering as a service, without giving up quality.
Small senior squads, an outcome-based subscription, and production software shipped every cycle.
A timesheet rewards slowness. We price on the output you agreed to, so speed is our problem and your upside.
Three engineers who have run production systems will out-ship twelve who have not, and they will leave you with less to maintain.
We use coding agents heavily and review everything they produce like it came from a new hire, because in effect it did.
Evals for model behaviour, tests for the code around it, and a CI pipeline that blocks the merge. Every squad, every repo.
A cross-functional unit (engineering, product, design) embedded in your roadmap and shipping on your board.
Retrieval, agents, classification, extraction. Built into your product with the evals and guardrails to run unattended.
Cloudflare, AWS, and GCP. Edge-first architectures, queues, and observability that make on-call quiet.
Strangler-fig migrations off systems nobody wants to touch, done in slices that ship weekly rather than a rewrite that never lands.
Pipelines, labelling, and the eval harness that tells you whether last week’s prompt change actually helped.
A staff-plus engineer inside your leadership team when the gap is direction rather than throughput.
Tell us what is on the roadmap and what is blocking it. We will come back with a scoped cycle and a price, not a proposal deck.