What gets built
The actual things that ship — software and data plumbing that runs your business, not slideware.
A trace of how work actually moves through your business — across people, tools, and data. You get back a workflow map, a stack audit of your systems, a single source of truth for your data, and an ROI-ranked backlog with a roadmap to ship it.
A first working version of your product idea — in 4 weeks, not 6 months. Scoped tight to the one thing it has to prove, shipped to real users, with a clear read on what to build next based on what they actually do.
What's built keeps running, with continuous improvements shipped on a weekly cadence. You submit tasks and they get reprioritized each week — bug fixes, integration monitoring, data hygiene, AI prompt tuning, and adoption support all sit inside one managed, transparent queue.
What gets done
From first diagnosis to keeping production running.
Your stack — CRM, billing, support, shop, ads — connected through APIs, manual steps killed, and AI applied where it earns its keep: triage, enrichment, classification, and reporting you can trust enough to make decisions on.
Customer portals, checkout flows, internal tools — built on your stack with the roles, permissions, and integrations your team already uses. The spreadsheet and the brittle hand-off get replaced with an app people actually want to open.
Your product works, but it feels like it. The flows your users hit most — signup, checkout, the core task — get redesigned so the same software converts better, supports faster, and stops generating tickets.
A two-person expert team. You work with the founders directly — no agency layers, no handoffs, no account managers.
One high-impact problem at a time. Ship it, measure it, move to the next. You talk directly to the person building — no PMs, no handoffs — and the work plugs into the stack you already use instead of forcing a rip-and-replace. Nothing that ships will be complexity you regret in six months.
Ways to start
Systems Audit when you need to find where to start.
Build Sprint when you already know what to ship.
Monthly retainer once something’s live and needs to keep getting better.
Pricing depends on scope, team size, and what's being connected — happy to walk you through it on a call.
Every cycle
It starts with how work actually runs — your stack, your data, your manual steps — not the org chart version. Then 1–3 outcomes that move revenue or hours get picked and turned into a prioritized backlog.
Then the MVP, app, or data and workflow piece gets built — integrations and AI included. You see progress weekly, decisions get made live, and you own every line of what ships. No black box.
Rollout to your team and customers, with adoption you can actually see — not just a launch email. Every cycle ends with a shipped improvement, a short changelog, and the next highest-impact thing already scoped.
Share what you're trying to ship. A reply lands within a day — a 30-minute slot or a written response.
30 minute consultation call · usually same-week availability