What people ask before the first call.
Something we haven't covered? Bring it to the call. That's what it's for.
START A PROJECTThirty minutes on what you're building, who it's for, and what's in the way. No pitch and no quote. You leave knowing whether we're the right fit and what the next step would be.
No. That's often where we're most useful. Early work is about getting clear on the problem, testing what you're assuming, and deciding what deserves building first. You don't need a spec to book a call.
Yes. We start by understanding what's there: the product, the architecture, the constraints, and why things are the way they are. Rebuilding from scratch is never our default answer.
Yes. We can own a defined part of the product, or work next to your product, design and engineering people. Who owns what is agreed before work starts.
It depends on the scope and how much is still unknown. A focused first release usually takes 6-8 weeks. After the discovery call, we can tell you which kind of project yours is.
It depends on what we build, so we don't publish fixed prices. We scope the work with you after the discovery call, and the cost is in the proposal before anything starts. If your budget and the work don't match, we'll tell you early.
You do. Ownership and handover are written into the contract before work begins.
We can stay responsible for monitoring, fixes and what ships next, or get the product ready for your own team to run. You choose, and you can change that later.