Tell us what you’re building.
A straightforward build is normal work here. So is the cross-disciplinary thing nobody has quite built yet.
Both get the same team and the same attention. Web apps, mobile apps, backends, AI systems, firmware, hardware. Something that crosses several of those at once is welcome, and so is the plain version.
Built most of it with AI already? Good, that’s a head start. Taking a working prototype through to something a team can maintain, test and keep shipping is a lot of what we do, and we’re glad to join at that point.
Most of what we do is ordinary engineering done unusually well. The strange projects just photograph better. Either way, you’ll be talking to the people who would actually build it, start to finish.
// What to bring
- 01What you’re trying to build. Plain language. No pitch deck needed, and a rough idea is enough to start.
- 02Where it is now. An idea, a prototype, a live product. Plus what you want next: a deadline, a gap in the team, or a part you’d rather hand over.
- 03What you’ve already built. A prototype, a running product, something you built with AI, hardware on a bench, a spec, a napkin. Anything.
- 04Rough timeline and budget, if you have one. It changes the shape of the answer, not whether you get one.
// What happens next
Tell us what you’re building.
Book 30 minutes, or write it out instead. Come with the project, not a pitch deck: what you’re making, where it is now, and what done looks like.
Get a straight feasibility read.
What’s actually hard, where the leverage is, and whether we’re the right people. Free, and we’ll say so if we’re not.
Scope something with a fixed shape.
A prototype, a full build, an investigation, an architecture, or the next phase of something already running. Bounded, priced up front, and ending in something that runs.
Web & mobile apps / Backends & APIs / Data pipelines / Integrations & automation / Rapid prototyping / Technical architecture / Exploratory engineering / Feasibility work / Taking over existing systems / AI-built products, taken further / Deep technical investigation
// Or send it from here
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Not sure whether it’s a fit? Send it anyway. A person reads every one of these, and if we’re not the right people we’ll say so quickly and point you toward someone better.