01 / Process

From first conversation to working software.

A focused first release or ongoing development. We agree the scope and support before starting.

  1. Talk

    Tell us who the product is for, what it should do and where you are with it. We discuss the needs and whether the project is a fit.

  2. Think it through

    Define the core workflow, the scope and what can wait. The proposal and quote follow that understanding.

  3. Build

    Review working versions as the interface and system take shape. Your feedback helps resolve decisions before the next stage.

  4. Try it, then launch

    Try the product against its intended workflows, review the remaining issues and agree when it is ready to launch.

  5. After

    Agree the maintenance, updates and handover needed after launch. We can continue supporting the product or hand it to your chosen operator.

02 / Existing projects

Take your existing product forward.

For unfinished websites and apps, including AI-assisted builds and projects that have stalled.

  1. Review what's there.

    We review the code, key user flows and deployment setup to identify what can be reused and what needs work.

  2. Scope the next release.

    We agree what to keep, change and complete, with clear acceptance criteria. The implementation quote follows the review.

Discuss an existing project →

03 / Scope & cost

Choose the right starting scope.

Starting prices in USD. The final quote depends on the agreed scope, integrations and requirements.

Project scope

Product

from US$39,999

Multiple features, integrations and an administration interface.

Project scope

MVP

from US$13,999

A first release centred on one core feature, with accounts and a database.

Project scope

Website

from US$3,999

A multi-page site — brand, business, or marketing.

One-page site

A single page — a landing page, profile, or event page.

from US$399

04 / Ownership

What's yours stays in your hands.

  1. Accounts usually sit in your name, with us authorized to manage them. A different arrangement can be agreed when we scope the project.

  2. When the work ends, it's handed over — to you, or to someone you name.

The first step is a conversation. Let's talk →