Discover
Scope the product, the users, and the constraints that actually matter before anyone commits to a plan.
Deliverable: scoped roadmapDesign
Architecture and interface decisions made before a line of code ships — so rework happens on paper, not in production.
Deliverable: architecture & wireframesBuild
Two-week sprints, code review on every PR, staging environment updated on every merge.
Deliverable: working software, every sprint ↻ repeats until launchShip
Production deploys with automated tests and a rollback plan, so launch day isn't a stressful one.
Deliverable: live productSupport
Monitoring, bug fixes, and the next roadmap, once real users start putting the product to work.
Deliverable: SLA-backed supportWhat clients usually ask before day one.
How is a sprint structured?
Two weeks, ending in a demo of what shipped. You see working software every sprint, not a status report.
Who owns the code?
You do. Every repo, credential, and deployment key transfers to your accounts from day one.
How do we communicate?
Async by default in your Slack or Teams, plus a standing weekly call. No status meetings you didn't ask for.
What if scope changes mid-build?
It usually does. We re-prioritize the backlog at each sprint boundary instead of freezing scope upfront.
Do you work with our existing team?
Often. Dedicated Dev Teams engagements plug straight into your standups, tooling, and code review process.
What happens after launch?
Support continues on a retainer — monitoring, fixes, and a running list of what to build next.