The full build. We take a product from a blank repository to something carrying real traffic, and we stay responsible for how it behaves under load rather than handing over at feature-complete.
If more than one of these is true, this is usually the right starting point.
First phase is typically 6–10 weeks after a one-week baseline.
The sequence this work follows, and why it is in that order.
One week, and yours to keep. We map the constraints, agree what phase one contains and write the specification. If the scope does not survive contact with reality, better to find out now.
The thinnest possible slice — one real request path, deployed on the real infrastructure, with CI and observability already attached. Everything after this is filling it in.
Feature by feature, each one shippable on its own. No integration phase at the end, because an integration phase is where estimates go to die.
Runbooks and decision records are written as the decisions are made. A handover document assembled in the final week is archaeology, not documentation.
Chosen per engagement, not per fashion. If your team already runs something that works, we use that instead.
InsurTech
Migrated client case data into Safer, an AI-powered injury management platform for Australian teams, and built out its Rehab and Injury product areas.
product areas shipped: Rehab and Injury
B2B commerce
A catalogue and quote-request site for a Chennai technology reseller, replacing a phone-only sales process with a structured way to browse, ask and buy.
product lines on one structured catalogue
Most engagements draw on more than one of these.
One week, and you keep the baseline and the plan either way.
