Four steps, and you can stop after the second.
Scoping is where the fixed quote comes from. You can walk away after it and keep the document. It is yours either way.
- 1
You tell us the problem
In your own words. No specification needed.
- 2
We scope it and give you a fixed quote
Written down, with a completion date. Nothing changes after that without your say-so.
You can stop here - 3
We build it, and you watch it happen
Backups from day one, and a working version to log into early, while a change is still easy.
- 4
Handover, then thirty days of free fixes
The code, the data and plain documentation. If it does not work as agreed, we fix it free.
The decisions behind it
Why the code is yours
If we walked away tomorrow, you would still have a working system.
Why the quote is fixed
A small business cannot sign an open-ended commitment. The estimating risk sits with us.
Why we build in the open
Most of our own products are free and open source, so you can see what we build.
Why there is no sales process
You get the quote and you decide. No is a complete answer.
What AI does, and what it does not
The machine
- The repetitive parts, written in minutes instead of weeks.
- Tests, error handling and accessibility, so they are never cut.
The person
- Deciding what to build, and answering for what ships.
- Answering you. No ticket queue, no different person each time.