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Process

Brief. Build.
Ship. Grow.

No discovery-phase theatre, no open-ended retainers. A tight, honest path from a problem to a working system, in days. This is the shape, not a straitjacket: we flex it to fit how you actually work.

01

Brief

Day 0

A 20-minute call, no charge and no pitch. You describe the problem in plain words; we ask the sharp questions and map the smallest version worth shipping. You leave with a fixed scope, a fixed price and a date, before anything is committed.

You

Bring the problem.

We

Scope it and quote it.

02

Build

Days 1–5

We stand up your kit and shape it to you. You see progress, not promises, and steer as it takes form. We work in the open and fit around how you already operate, not the other way round.

You

Quick feedback as it lands.

We

Build, check in, adjust.

03

Ship

Week 1

Live on your domain, tested and measured before sign-off, then handed over properly. Code in your repository, accounts in your name. It does a real job from day one.

You

Approve and go live.

We

Deploy, hand over, document.

04

Grow

Then

Optional monthly care keeps it running and getting better, and the next kit is there when you are ready. Cancel any time. You always own the lot.

You

Decide what is next.

We

Maintain and improve.

FAQ

How it works.

What if I do not know exactly what I need?

That is what the brief is for. Bring the problem and we will find the smallest thing worth building, and tell you honestly if you do not need us yet.

Do I have to follow your process?

No. This is how we keep things fast and honest, but we flex to your pace, your tools and your team. Your business, your way.

How involved do I need to be?

A short call to brief, quick feedback during the build, and a sign-off to ship. We handle the rest.

What happens after it goes live?

It is yours. Care is optional and cancellable, and the code and accounts stay with you either way.

Founding rates,
while we build our name.

We are new and say so. Founding clients get better rates and a studio that treats the project like its reputation depends on it, because it does.

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