Software development
Web apps, internal tools and integrations, on a staging link you can click every Friday.
First release in four to ten weeks, depending on scope.
Signs this is the one you need
For companies that need a web app, internal tool or integration built, and don't have developers free to do it.
- A spreadsheet has quietly become a business-critical system.
- Your team is waiting on a feature that keeps slipping down the roadmap.
- Two tools you pay for need to share data, and don't.
- Every quote you've had starts with a three-month specification phase.
What you get
You see working software every week on a staging link, starting with a clickable prototype in week one. The code lives in your repository from the first commit.
- A clickable prototype of the core screen in the first week.
- A staging link updated every Friday, so progress is something you click through.
- Code in your own repository and cloud accounts from day one.
- Automated tests and a release checklist before anything reaches your users.
- A handover your next developer can pick up without calling us.
- A good first project
- A four-week first release: the one feature your users are waiting for.
- How long
- First release in four to ten weeks, depending on scope.
The first four Fridays
What a first month of software development looks like. Yours will differ in the details and keep the rhythm.
- Clickable prototype of the core screen
- First feature on a staging link
- Second feature, your feedback built in
- Release to your first users
Questions about software development
What do you build with?
Mainstream, well-supported tools your next developer will already know. [Preferred stack is confirmed before launch]. If you already have a stack, we work in it.
Can you work alongside our developers?
Yes. We work in your repository, follow your review process, and the Monday call includes whoever needs to be there.
Who maintains it afterwards?
Your choice. We can stay on a monthly basis, or hand over to your team with documentation written for the person who picks it up.
The same team also does
Tell us what's stuck. We'll tell you what we'd ship first.
No deck and no pitch. Bring the problem and we'll work through it with you.