Four phases. Nothing hidden between them.
Every engagement runs the same way, whether it's a six-week app build or a year-long staff-augmentation pod. You always know what phase you're in and what happens next.
An architecture audit and roadmap, delivered as a written report, not a sales pitch.
Every engagement starts the same way: we look before we build. That means stakeholder interviews, a technical audit of what's actually running, and an honest accounting of cost and risk — delivered as a written report, not a pitch for more work.
- Technical and infrastructure audit
- Stakeholder interviews
- Written findings and risk register
- Fixed-scope proposal for phase two
Agile build, weekly demos, a reference architecture that gets designed out before it ships.
Before any code ships, we agree on the target architecture, the delivery sequence, and what "done" looks like for the first release. Then we build in short increments with a live demo every week — nothing sits in a branch for months.
- Reference architecture
- Weekly demos with your team
- Automated test coverage
- Fixed scope and estimate
Cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, and a release process that scales without a war room.
Features ship behind flags to production continuously, on infrastructure defined as code and a CI/CD pipeline with automated testing gates — so the gap between "built" and "live" stays close to zero, and scaling up doesn't mean rebuilding.
- Infrastructure as code
- CI/CD pipeline with rollback
- Continuous deployment behind flags
- Cost and capacity review
Monitoring, incident response, and a quarterly review against the SLAs we agreed.
Launch isn't the finish line. We monitor what we build, respond to incidents against defined SLAs, and sit down quarterly to review what's working, what isn't, and what's next — with the same team that built it.
- 24/7 monitoring and alerting
- Incident response against SLAs
- Quarterly business review
- Ongoing roadmap planning