No account manager, no discovery deck. A senior engineer and a designer on the first call, and a written scope with a price and a date inside a working day.
However rough it is. Bullet points are fine — so is a link to a competitor and one sentence about what annoys you.
Same inbox, same people. We keep a deliberately small client list, so you get whoever knows the answer.
We read the brief and come back within a working day — with questions, not a template.
Thirty minutes with a senior engineer and a designer. We tell you if we’re the wrong fit.
A written scope with price, sequence and a date. Yours to keep either way.
Answered plainly, so the call can be about your product instead of our process.
Usually within two weeks. We run a small number of engagements at a time, so the honest answer is sometimes a date rather than “immediately” — you’ll get that date on the first call.
Yes, when the requirements are known. When the risk is discovery rather than delivery, a six-week MVP sprint at a fixed price is the better instrument.
The people on the call. We don’t subcontract design or engineering, and the team that builds it is the team that supports it after launch.
Often. We start with a technical review — architecture, test coverage, deploy path, security — and give you a written assessment before proposing any work.
Your repositories, your cloud accounts, your data. We work in your infrastructure from day one, so there is nothing to migrate at the end.
Yes — send yours with the brief, or ask for ours. Most of our work sits behind one.
Thirty minutes, no slides. Bring the constraint you’re stuck on and we’ll tell you how we’d approach it — whether or not you hire us.