HOW WE WORK

Five steps. About nine weeks. No theater.

The same shape every time, scaled to the size of your project. You will know what is happening every week, you will have working software in your hands the whole time, and you can change direction with a Slack message.

Brief → Scope
5 business days
Scope → Ship
6–12 weeks typical
Demo cadence
Every Friday
01
Day 1
Brief

Send what you have, a deck, a doc, voice notes, screenshots. We read everything before our first call.

02
Week 1
Scope

A written scope with milestones, costs, and the risks we see. No 30-page SOW. No discovery theater.

03
Weeks 2 to N
Build

Weekly demos. You watch the work happen. You can change direction with a Slack message, not a change order.

04
Continuous
Review

Code review, security review, design review, done internally, before you ever see it. Quality is non-negotiable.

05
Ship day
Ship

Production deploy, handoff docs, 30-day post-ship support included. Then we get out of the way.

DAY ONE

This is what kickoff looks like.

Infrastructure-as-code in your AWS account within hours of contract signature. No two-month discovery phase. Plan, apply, ship.

No 8-week discovery. No 30-page SOW. Plan, apply, ship.
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WHY THIS WORKS

The same output. A different shape.

Traditional agency
Acme Plexus
10-person team, three layers of management
Small senior team, one point of contact
12-week discovery before any work begins
Three-page scope by Friday of week one
Six-figure minimum statement of work
Fixed price, paid against milestones
Junior-staffed delivery, senior cameos
Senior staff from kickoff to ship
Weekly status meetings
Weekly demos of working software
Change orders, scope-creep theater
Slack message, re-prioritize, keep going
Account manager between you and the build
Direct line. You talk to the person building it.
Same software in your hands. About a third of the budget. You talk to the person doing the work, not a project manager.
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Process FAQ.

Always. Code is delivered to your repository under your license. We keep no rights to it after handoff. The only exception is generic infrastructure scaffolding we have written before, which is open source.

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