Build your first product without a technical cofounder

We start with the business, not the technology: who the product is for and what the first version must prove. You leave the first conversation knowing what to build first and what can wait, with us or without us.

• A first version scoped to what you need to learn
• Technology choices explained in plain terms
• An honest view of cost before anything is built

We go through the design with you and name the work behind each screen: accounts, data, payments, emails and admin. Then we agree on a first release, the order of the build, and when you will see working software rather than status reports.

• The hidden work behind the screens, made visible
• A first release you can put in front of users
• Code, domain and accounts in your name from the start

Send us the proposals. We compare what each one covers and leaves out, where the risks sit, and which questions to ask before you sign. If one of them is the right choice, we will tell you, even when it is not us.

• What each quote includes and what it quietly skips
• The questions that expose a weak proposal
• A plain recommendation, whoever ends up building it

We look at what the no-code version already proves and where it strains: speed, data, integrations or monthly cost. Sometimes the right advice is to keep it longer. When it is time to move, we rebuild the core and keep what already works.

• What to keep, what to rebuild and in which order
• A move that keeps your users and your data

We review the code and the accounts with you and tell you plainly where the project stands: what can be kept, what has to be redone, and who controls what. You get the facts before you decide whether to finish, restart or pause.

• Who holds the code, the domain and the hosting
• What can be kept and what has to be redone