Zero to launch
Everything needed to get a first version in front of customers.
- Discovery and scope cutting
- Prototype and user validation
- Web and mobile MVP build
- Billing and onboarding
- Product analytics
- Launch and store submission
SaaS & Startups
A product team for startups that do not have one yet.
Design, engineering and infrastructure for founders who need to ship, learn and raise, without hiring six people before they know what the product is.
SaaS & Startups
Speed matters. So does not rebuilding in a year.
Early-stage teams are pulled between two bad options: move fast with code that collapses at the first sign of traction, or build carefully and run out of money before launch.
We aim at the narrow path between them: a deliberately small feature set on foundations that will hold. When it works, you scale what you have rather than starting again with investors watching.
No technical co-founder
Product decisions being made without anyone who can weigh what they cost to build.
Too much scope, too little runway
A first version sized to match established competitors instead of testing one idea.
A prototype that became production
A no-code build or quick proof of concept now carrying paying customers it was never meant to.
Hiring is slower than the roadmap
Senior engineers take months to find, and the launch date does not move.
Solutions
What we build for saas & startups.
Scaling the platform
For products with traction and the growing pains that come with it.
- Multi-tenancy and data isolation
- Roles, teams and SSO
- Performance and cost tuning
- CI/CD and observability
- Public APIs and integrations
- Security review readiness
Embedded engineering
Senior capacity alongside the team you are building.
- Engineers in your standups
- Architecture and code review
- Technical due-diligence preparation
- Hiring support and interview help
- Mentoring junior hires
- Clean handover when you are ready
Built in, not bolted on
Ready for the questions investors and buyers ask
Enterprise customers and due-diligence teams ask the same things. It is easier to have answers than to retrofit them.
You own the IP
Repositories, cloud accounts and domains in your company's name from the first commit.
Security questionnaire basics
SSO, audit logs, encryption and access controls in place before a large customer asks.
SOC 2 groundwork
Infrastructure, logging and change management set up so a later audit is a formality.
Documentation that exists
Architecture, setup and runbooks written down, so the product does not depend on any one person.
Services
The services behind it.
MVP & Product Development
From idea to a first version in front of paying users: scoped ruthlessly, built properly, ready to grow.
Next.js · React Native · TypeScript · PostgreSQL
SaaS Development
Multi-tenant products with billing, roles and onboarding built in from the first sprint, not bolted on before launch.
Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Stripe
AI App Development
LLM features and internal automation that solve a specific, measurable problem instead of demoing well and dying.
Claude · OpenAI · LangGraph · pgvector
DevOps & Cloud
Pipelines, infrastructure and monitoring that let a small team release daily without anyone holding their breath.
AWS · Terraform · Docker · Kubernetes
Case studies
Our work in saas & startups.
Software
AI triage that reads the ticket before a human does
A two-person support team was spending most of its day categorising and routing tickets rather than answering the hard ones.
First-response time cut by more than half
Software
Moving a growing SaaS product off invoices and spreadsheets
A product that began as a single-customer tool had a dozen paying organisations, all billed by hand, with their data separated only by convention.
Self-serve signup and billing replacing manual onboarding
FAQ
SaaS & Startups: common questions.
Do you take equity instead of fees?
No. We charge fixed prices and keep the relationship simple. It also means our advice on scope is not coloured by a stake in the outcome.
Can you act as our technical team for fundraising?
We can prepare architecture documentation, join technical due-diligence calls and answer investor questions about what was built. We will not pose as employees or co-founders.
What happens when we hire our own engineers?
That is the plan working. We document as we go, onboard your hires and step back at whatever pace suits you, including helping interview them.
How small a project will you take on?
A discovery sprint starts at $2,500 and stands alone. If the right answer is that you should not build yet, that is a cheap and useful thing to learn.
Next step
Have something that needs building?
Tell us the problem in a few sentences. We will reply within one business day with an honest read on scope, cost and whether we are the right team for it.