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Claude Code Developers for Detroit, Michigan businesses

Bring us your product idea and get software built with Claude Code, guided and reviewed by experienced developers who care about quality.

  • Your project manager, one contact
  • Experienced developer review included
  • You keep everything from day one
  • Confidentiality covered with an NDA
Where a developer helps most

The hardest part of inherited software is not writing new code. It is trusting the old code enough to build on it. Until you understand what is already there, every addition sits on uncertain ground. Claude Code Developer starts with that understanding. Using Claude Code guided by experienced developers, we learn your system thoroughly before we change it, so new work rests on solid footing. A QA team verifies each feature before delivery, and you get a working build every week. From the first day, you hold full ownership of the code and everything in its history.

What we do

What we build with Claude Code

Modern Web Applications

We develop web software built on current, proven approaches, so it performs well today and stays maintainable tomorrow.

iOS And Android Apps

Your app arrives on the major mobile stores as a polished product, tested thoroughly before it reaches a single user.

Team Dashboards

We build the internal views your team checks each morning, turning complicated data into clear, trustworthy answers.

Quick Concept Validation

A small, working build lets you put an idea in front of real users and learn fast before spending more.

Untangling Legacy Apps

Complicated old systems get documented, cleaned up, and made dependable, so your business can keep relying on them.

Automation And Integrations

We connect your tools and automate the flow between them, so information moves without anyone lifting a finger.

Why it works

Software you can rely on

We build fast, but we never skip the steps that keep your software working. That is where most of our effort goes.

  • A working build every week. You see real progress, not a status update.
  • Every change is reviewed. A developer checks each line before it ships.
  • We add tests first. On older code, we add a safety net before we change anything.
  • You own everything. The full code and history are yours from day one.
In practice

How this looks in practice

A paper form process was slow and hard to track once submissions piled up. We built a digital intake tool that collected responses, validated them, and organized everything for review. A developer built and reviewed the code with Claude Code, and QA tested the validation and exports before delivery. Submissions arrived complete and easy to sort, and nothing got lost in a drawer. The project manager kept feedback flowing with a build each week. The client owned every line of code and its history from day one of the work.

How we think about it

Writing tests first on untested code slows the start and speeds everything after. It feels counterintuitive when you are eager to change something. But the moment you have a suite describing current behavior, you stop guessing about side effects. You edit, run the tests, and know at once whether you held the line. That immediate feedback is worth far more than the time it costs. On older code, this is the safest place to begin.

What usually goes wrong

When review is treated as optional, defects travel further than they should. A problem that a developer could have caught in minutes becomes a support headache weeks later. We keep review mandatory so issues stay small. Every build is inspected by a developer and validated by a QA team before it ships. The client works with a single point of contact throughout, which keeps communication clean. Catching problems early is simply cheaper than explaining them after delivery.

Tools & platforms

The tools we build with

The tools and platforms we use to build, ship, and scale your software.

Claude Code React Next.js Vue TypeScript Tailwind Node.js Python Laravel Django Rails GraphQL REST APIs PostgreSQL MySQL MongoDB Redis Supabase Docker AWS Vercel Cloudflare Stripe Git
How we work

How the work runs

There is a single way we price, and it is meant to be easy to trust. One offering, no tiers, no packages to compare against each other. We scope the work with you first, then choose between a fixed price and an hourly rate depending on what fits. The decision waits until the project is clear, so the price reflects the real thing. You never have to decode plan levels or wonder what a bigger tier includes. It is one honest offering, shaped around your work.

You get one point of contact

A dedicated project manager runs your project and handles the communication, so you always have one person to talk to. They bring the developer into the call when it helps.

We scope it into clear tasks

Before any code is written, we break the project into small, well-defined pieces. Getting this right up front is what keeps an AI-assisted build from stalling.

You approve the plan and the price

You see the task list and whether fixed-price or hourly fits best, before we start. You can cut, add, or reorder anything.

You get a working build every week

Each week ends with something you can click and try, not a status update. If it is off, you tell us and we adjust before the next week starts.

A developer builds it and reviews the code

Nothing goes in unread. Each change is built with Claude Code and reviewed against the task it was meant to do. That review is where the quality comes from.

QA tests it, then we hand it over

Our QA team tests every feature before it reaches you. You get all the code, its full history, and a walkthrough. You own everything.

Why us

Why teams keep working with us

Ten Years In

We have been building software since 2015, and that long run keeps our delivery dependable.

Always One Contact

A single project manager stays with you throughout, so nothing gets lost between hands.

Nothing Ships Unchecked

Experienced developers review each change, so no work slips through without a second look.

Every Feature Tested

Before anything is delivered, our QA team tests each feature to confirm it holds up.

See Progress Weekly

A working build lands in your hands every week, so you are never left wondering where things stand.

Straightforward Pricing

One offering, fixed-price or hourly, decided after scoping, with no confusing tiers to sort through.

Who you work with

One point of contact, start to finish

A dedicated project manager runs your project and handles the communication. A developer builds it and reviews the code, and our QA team tests every feature before we deliver.

A dedicated project manager

Manages your project and handles all the communication, from the first call to delivery.

A developer builds and reviews

Your developer builds the project and reviews the code before it moves on.

QA tests every feature

Our QA team tests each feature so it works before we deliver it to you.

Locations

Locations we build for

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FAQ

Questions we get before starting

What is the cost structure here?
It is one offering, plain and simple, with nothing tiered to compare. We scope your project first, then agree on a fixed price or an hourly rate based on what that scoping reveals. Because the figure follows the real understanding of the work, it holds up far better than a number named before the details were known.
How soon do I get to see progress?
Almost immediately, since a working build is delivered to you every week. You are never in the dark about how things are coming along. The complete timeline depends on the project's scale, which we define during scoping, but from early on you have real software in hand and a clear sense of momentum throughout.
How is the code reviewed and tested before I get it?
We build with Claude Code, with an experienced developer directing the work and reviewing what comes out. Each feature then goes to a QA team that tests it prior to delivery. Two checks stand in the way of anything reaching you unverified, a developer review and a separate QA pass, so faults get caught and fixed early.
Who ends up owning the code and its history?
You do, from day one, and that includes the full history of every change made. Nothing is withheld and you are not given a limited license. Complete ownership of both the software and its record rests with you from the outset, which means you can carry the project forward however you like, with anyone you like.
Fixed price or hourly, which do you suggest?
We suggest one only after scoping the work with you. Jobs with clear, firm edges frequently suit a fixed price. Jobs likely to evolve as they progress usually fit hourly more comfortably. Once the scope is understood, we point you toward the arrangement that keeps spending predictable and fair for the specific project in front of us.
What if the direction needs to change mid-build?
The weekly build cadence handles that well. Reviewing working software each week lets you respond and redirect while the work is still active. Your project manager records the shift, we rework the plan together, and the following builds carry the updated goal. A change of direction is a normal part of building, and the process flexes to fit it.
Can you pick up and extend a legacy codebase?
Yes. A developer studies the existing code, learns how it behaves, and builds on it rather than pushing a full rewrite. The same developer review and QA testing apply to work done in older code. You keep receiving weekly builds, so you can verify that each addition fits neatly with the system already running.
Would you be willing to sign an NDA?
Yes, we sign an NDA on request. If you would rather have it in place before sharing anything sensitive, simply let us know and we take care of it first. Your information stays confidential either way. Beginning with the agreement signed is a perfectly reasonable approach, and we are happy to handle it before we go further.

Ready to start your project?

Tell us what you want to build. We reply within one business day with a clear plan and price, no obligation.