We help you decide what the product must do, then design, build and launch it. Our team can stay on to run it and keep developing it as your business changes.
Most products reach us half-formed. A founder has a spreadsheet that customers keep asking to log into. An operations head has a process that three different tools almost cover. Someone else has sketches, a competitor they admire and a list of forty features. Any of these is enough to begin with.
The first job is narrower than it sounds: decide what one person needs to get done with the product, and what has to happen behind the screen for that to work. Design, engineering and launch all follow from that answer. If you want to think it through before we talk, our guide to planning your first product asks the same questions from your side of the table.
Aditya leads discovery with you. We work through the users, the main task, the records involved and the choices that change scope, such as payments, approvals or who may see what. You sign off a written scope with milestones.
Our team designs the key flows, you review them, and we build against the agreed scope. Each milestone ends with something running that you can click through, so changes get discussed while they are still cheap.
We deploy to production, set up hosting and the release process, load any starting data and stay close while your team and customers get used to it.
Hosting, fixes, support and new features continue under an agreed arrangement. If you would rather run it yourselves, we hand over the product with documentation.
Every product we build goes through this sorting. This is roughly where the line falls.
If a customer cannot finish the core task without it, it goes in. That often includes unglamorous work people forget to budget for.
These matter, but the product can prove itself without them. We keep them on a written list so nothing is forgotten.
We will advise on each of these. The decision stays with you, and making it early saves rework.
Yes. Discovery is where a rough idea becomes a scope we both agree on, and that written scope then serves as the specification.
Only if you want us to. We can keep hosting, supporting and developing the product, which is what we do for the client platforms we have built. Or we hand the code, data, accounts and documentation to your team.
From the agreed scope. Once discovery has fixed the first release and its milestones, we can price it. Third-party services such as hosting, maps or payment gateways carry their own charges. Our note on software development costs explains what moves the number.
Send a short note on WhatsApp or by email and we will set up a first conversation.