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We crush it to two weeks.

Fourteen days, weekends included, nothing hidden. A demo every Friday. Live in production by the second one.

Agencies plan in quarters, ninety days. We crush it to two calendar weeks: spec, build, ship. Fourteen days, weekends included, a demo every Friday, live in production by the second one.

№ 02Two weeks. Vertical slice. Live.

We don't bill by the hour. We ship by Friday.

Typical agency

  • Discovery

    Six-week discovery. A 40-slide deck. A kickoff meeting.

  • Cadence

    Quarterly releases. If on schedule. If nothing breaks.

  • Artifact

    60 slides of design before a line of code.

  • Pricing

    Time and materials. $250/hour. Scope? Negotiable.

  • Ownership

    They own the code. You get a license.

  • On-call

    Support ends at deployment. Post-launch is your problem.

Week 6: discovery deck approved.

TGlobal. Code lands in your repo

  • Discovery

    Tuesday intake. Wednesday code starts. Friday demo.

  • Cadence

    Two weeks. Vertical slice. Production Friday.

  • Artifact

    Wireframe. Code. Shipped. All in two weeks.

  • Pricing

    Fixed sprint cost. Fixed deadline. Fixed scope. Done.

  • Ownership

    Own your code. Own your deployment. Own your future.

  • On-call

    Friday deploy. Sunday on-call. Two weeks of guardrails.

LIVE

№ 03Ten days. One shipping week.

Monday spec locks. Friday ships.

  • Scope it
  • Wire it up
  • Ship in cycles
  • Go live
  • Own it

MON W1

Spec. Tickets. Branches. No flux.

↳ Foundation poured

TUE W1

Tuesday's parallel push. API. UI. No wait.

↳ Pipes connected

WED W1

Tests green. Async posted. Momentum builds.

↳ Frame raised

THU W1

Thursday hard stop. Scope locked or shifted.

↳ Walls set

FRI W1DEMO · RECORDED

Staging. Demo. Recorded. Next week: harden and ship.

↳ First light on

MON W2

Edge cases. Performance. Telemetry hooks added.

↳ Wiring hardened

TUE W2

Code review. Coverage. Quality gates locked.

↳ Inspection passed

WED W2

Docs written. Runbook updated. Bug bash.

↳ Manuals shelved

THU W2

Deploy Thursday. Feature flag controls ramp. Safe.

↳ Keys cut

FRI W2DEMO · RECORDED

Live. Reviewed. Repeat.

↳ Doors open

A ten-storey building rises as you scroll through the sprint days. Floors completed by day: 1, foundation poured. 2, pipes connected. 3, frame raised. 4, walls set. 5, first light on. 6, wiring hardened. 7, inspection passed. 8, manuals shelved. 9, keys cut. 10, doors open.

№ 04Ownership transfer, made literal

Not our outputs. Your assets.

Everything lands in your repo, your cloud, your dashboards, dealt across the table before the sprint ends.

  • SOWYours

    One-page statement of work

    • Fixed cost. Fixed deadline. Fixed scope.
    • Risk log, named and priced.
  • REPOYours

    The repository itself

    • Your org from the first commit.
    • CI green before the first demo.

    TypeScript · Postgres · Vercel

  • DEMOYours

    Friday demo, recorded

    • Five minutes. Real data.
    • Sent before you ask.
  • ADRYours

    Architecture decision records

    • Why Postgres, in writing.
    • Every tradeoff, dated and signed.

    Postgres · Node · feature flags

  • DASHYours

    Observability dashboard

    • Errors, latency, cost. One screen.
    • Alerts wired to your phone, not ours.

    Datadog · Sentry

  • RUNBOOKYours

    The runbook

    • Deploy, rollback, on-call. Documented.
    • Your team runs it without us.

№ 05Objections, answered in writing

The terms we put our name on.

  • Clause 01

    What if scope creeps?

    The SOW is one page and the cost is fixed. New scope becomes a new sprint, never a surprise invoice. Any re-scope lands back on your desk within 48 hours.

    48H RE-SCOPE

  • Clause 02

    Is this AI-generated code I can't trust?

    AI writes the first draft; senior engineers review, test, and sign every merge. Nothing reaches production without a green pipeline and a human name on the review.

    REVIEWED · TESTED · SIGNED

  • Clause 03

    Who actually builds it?

    The engineers on the first call are the engineers in your repo. No handoff to a bench. Same names, both weeks.

    SENIOR-ONLY TEAM

  • Clause 04

    Who owns the code?

    You do. Repo, infrastructure, and data sit in your accounts from day one. If we disappear on day eleven, you lose nothing.

    YOUR REPO · DAY ONE

  • Clause 05

    What happens after launch?

    Friday deploy, Sunday on-call, two weeks of guardrails. Included, not billed. Keep us on the same fixed sprint terms, or take the runbook and go solo.

    ON-CALL THROUGH RAMP

№ 06Your move

Your Monday is open.

Send three things. The goal, the constraint, and what “shipped” means to you. Sprint plan back in 48 hours.

Ship it now Proof in code