Founders without a technical cofounder
You have the idea and the first customers, but nobody to build it.
We build the first working version of your product, with the one feature that matters and the accounts, payments and admin around it, so real users can sign up and pay. You walk into investor meetings with something running, and the code is yours from the first week.
You have the idea and the first customers, but nobody to build it.
Investors want to see a product, not slides.
A new line of business has to prove itself before a full team is hired.
Three questions. You get the shape of the first two weeks and the stages after, and you can send it to an engineer as your brief.
The two-week prototype is a flat price agreed on the first call and shown in your currency. The rest of the MVP is quoted after it in stages, so you can stop or change direction between them.
Your core feature runs after two weeks. Accounts, payments and launch follow in stages, each with a written date, and a stage not delivered on time is not charged.
Yes. Code, designs and data are in your name from the first week, and the repository sits in your account.
Yes. We document the system and hand it over to your engineers, or a named engineer of ours keeps running it.
An engineer reads your brief and replies within minutes.
Company sites, stores, portals and platforms that load in a second and are found by Google and AI assistants.
iOS, Android and desktop apps from the same design as your site, with the feature that matters at the centre.
From the idea to the first paying customers, and the hard feature inside your product.