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How your project runs

No black box. You have one point of contact the whole way, you see a working build every week, and every change is reviewed and tested before it reaches you. Here is how a project runs, from start to handoff.

You get one point of contact

From day one, a dedicated project manager runs your project and handles the communication. They plan the work, keep you updated, and answer your questions. When it helps, they bring the developer into the call, but you always have one person to talk to.

We break the project into clear tasks

Before any code is written, we split your project into small, well-defined pieces. Getting this right up front is what keeps an AI-assisted build from stalling, so we take the time to do it properly.

You approve the plan and the price

You see the full task list and whether fixed-price or hourly fits best, before we start. Nothing is a surprise, and you can cut, add, or reorder anything.

You see a working build every week

Every week ends with something you can actually click and try, not just a status update. If something 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. A developer builds each piece with Claude Code and reviews every change against the task it was meant to do. That review is where the quality comes from.

Our QA team tests every feature

Before anything reaches you, our QA team tests each feature the way a real user would, including the edge cases a quick demo never hits.

We hand it over and you own everything

You get all the code, its full history, and a walkthrough so your team is comfortable running and extending it. You own all the code, and we reply within one business day if something comes up later.

Why weekly builds instead of milestones

Milestones hide problems until they are expensive to fix. A working build every week means you catch anything off-track while it is still cheap to change. It also keeps us honest. If a week did not produce something you can click, that is a conversation we have right then, not a surprise at the end.

The same goes for review and testing. A generated change that looks right but is quietly wrong is more dangerous than no change at all. So a developer reads every change, and our QA team tests every feature, before any of it reaches you.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us what you want to build. We reply within one business day with how we would scope the first few weeks, a clear plan, and a price.