Twelve weeks from idea to launched. Fixed price.
Built for founders on a runway, not on a retainer. You get working software every fortnight, a price agreed before we start, and full ownership of the code and cloud account at the end.
- 12
- weeks to launch
- 1
- fixed price
- 100%
- yours at handover
Tell us what you're building
Four fields. You get a real answer within one business day.
What is in your hands, and when
Four stops. At each one something real exists that you can open, click and show to someone else. If a stop slips, you hear it that week, not at the end.
A scope you can defend to an investor
In your hands: A one-page product definition, a clickable flow of the core journey, and a fixed price for the build.
If we think the idea needs a smaller first release than you asked for, this is where we say so.
The core journey working, on real infrastructure
In your hands: A deployed application with authentication, the primary user journey end to end, and a staging link you can demo.
Deployed from day one. Nothing sits on a laptop waiting for a big reveal.
The parts that make it a business
In your hands: Payments or onboarding, an admin view your team can actually use, analytics wired to the events that matter.
This is usually where founders discover which metric they actually care about.
Launch, and the keys
In your hands: Production launch, monitoring and alerts, your own repository and cloud account, and a handover session recorded.
You own everything. No proprietary wrapper, no hosting lock-in, no retainer you have to sign.
Included, and deliberately not
- Senior engineers only — no one learning on your runway
- Your cloud account and your Git repository from week one
- Fixed price agreed before any code is written
- Weekly demo of working software, not a status deck
- Analytics and error monitoring set up, not promised
- A written handover, so a future team can pick it up
- A rewrite three months in because we skipped architecture
- Offshore hand-off after the sales call
- Design that looks nothing like the finished product
- A monthly retainer you cannot leave
Twelve weeks is a real constraint, not a sales number. If what you have described cannot be launched in twelve weeks, we will tell you what can — and what to leave for version two.
Runway is the one thing you can't buy more of
Send us two sentences about what you're building. You'll get a scope, a timeline and a price — and an honest opinion on whether to build it at all.