Web platforms, SaaS products and MVPs
Web platforms, SaaS products and MVPs shipped to production by a team that stays accountable.
- Timeline
- 8–12 weeks
- Flagship
- MVP in 8–12 weeks
01Who it is for
- 01
You need an MVP in front of users this quarter, not next year.
- 02
Your in-house team is busy keeping the product alive and cannot ship new modules.
- 03
A previous contractor left code that nobody wants to touch.
- 04
You need a portal or internal platform that fits your process, not a generic one.
02What’s included
Web platforms & portals
Customer and partner portals, dashboards and back-office systems with role-based access.
SaaS products
Multi-tenant architecture, billing, onboarding and the admin tools around them.
MVP for startups
The smallest product that tests your riskiest assumption, in production in 8–12 weeks.
Mobile apps & PWA
Cross-platform apps and progressive web apps that share code with your web product.
APIs & integrations
Documented APIs and webhooks, connected to your payment, CRM and ERP systems.
E-commerce
Headless storefronts and custom checkout flows on top of Shopify and other platforms.
03How it runs
Bar length shows how long each stage usually takes.
- 01
Discovery
User flows, scope, architecture and a written plan with milestones.
1–2 weeks - 02
Build
A demo every two weeks and a status report every week.
2-week iterations - 03
Launch
Staged rollout, monitoring and a tested rollback plan.
1 week - 04
Hand over or run
Documentation and handover to your team, or support under a retainer.
ongoing
04What you get
- Product running in production on your own cloud account
- Source code, infrastructure as code and documentation in your repository
- Automated tests and a CI/CD pipeline
- Analytics events to measure how the first users behave
Ways to start
- MVP8–12 weeks
- Discovery and scope
- Design and build
- Launch and first fixes
- Team extension3+ months
- Senior engineers in your team
- Your process and tools
- Weekly reporting
05Technologies
06Questions
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. Code, infrastructure and accounts live in your organization.
How do you keep scope under control?
Discovery ends with a written scope and plan. New ideas go into a backlog, and we agree on each change before it enters an iteration.
Can you work alongside our in-house team?
Yes. We join your repository, rituals and code review, or deliver a module end to end and hand it over.
What happens after launch?
Either a documented handover to your team, or support and further development under a monthly retainer.
Do you design the product as well?
We design user flows and interfaces for product work. For brand and marketing design we work with your designers.
Tell us about the task.
We reply within 1 business day.
- 01An engineer, not a sales rep, reads your request.
- 02NDA before the first call, if you need one.
- 03A 30-minute call with an architect, in your time zone.