How it runs
A project with fewer surprises.
Scope is written down. Demos happen every two weeks. You test before launch.
From first call to handover.
Each stage has an owner, a date, and a clear next step.
First meeting
A 45-minute conversation about the business problem. No spec needed.
Scope and price
We define what gets built, what it costs, and what is excluded.
Kickoff
We collect access, confirm decision-makers, and schedule every demo.
Build
Every two weeks, you get working software on a private address.
Client testing
You test the staging build against the signed acceptance checklist.
Launch
After acceptance, we go live, test rollback, and watch the logs.
Handover
You receive code, credentials, infrastructure notes, and a usable runbook.
After launch
Choose support with response times, or a defined warranty window.
Changes are handled in writing.
Good projects change. Unpriced changes create bad invoices.
Inside scope
We build it. No extra approval or invoice.
Outside scope
You get the cost and timing impact in writing, and approve first.
Never hidden
No quiet absorption, verbal approvals, or surprise billing.
Two timing risks we name early.
They go into the plan instead of becoming excuses later.
Your review time
Feedback and testing windows are scheduled with real dates.
App store review
Apple and Google can take days or weeks, so we submit early.