The backlog grows faster than the team
Every sprint ends with more tickets than it started. Hiring takes months; the roadmap doesn't wait.
SaaS & product companies
Your roadmap is longer than your runway.
New products, v2 rebuilds, and the features stuck at the bottom of your backlog — built by a principal-led studio that ships working software every Friday. You keep the code, the docs, and the velocity.
The problems that bring people to us.
Onboarding leaks users
People sign up, poke around for four minutes, and never come back. You know activation is broken but can't see where.
The MVP is straining
What got you to first revenue won't get you to the next ten customers. And nobody wants to touch the billing code.
Enterprise asks, you flinch
SSO, audit logs, permissions, security questionnaires. The deals are there; the features aren't.
Systems that do the work, not demos of them.
MVP & v1 builds
From scoped idea to production in weeks, not quarters. Real users, real feedback, real revenue — not a prototype graveyard.
Dashboards & analytics
Product analytics and customer-facing dashboards people actually open. Every metric tied to a decision.
Onboarding & activation
Signup-to-value flows instrumented end to end. Find where users drop, fix it, measure the lift.
Billing & subscriptions
Stripe integration, plan tiers, usage-based pricing, dunning. The code nobody wants to touch, done properly.
Integrations & public API
Public APIs, webhooks, OAuth — plus the integrations your customers keep asking for: Slack, Salesforce, HubSpot.
Enterprise readiness
SSO/SAML, audit logs, role-based permissions, data residency. The unsexy features that close six-figure deals.
Are we your people?
You're in the right place if…
- You have revenue or funding, and shipping speed is the constraint
- You want direct senior engineering to own a feature end-to-end, not rent extra hands
- Your CTO wants code they'd be proud to inherit — docs, tests, no black boxes
- You'd rather ship one thing well than five things halfway
We're not the partner if…
- You have a napkin sketch and want a free technical co-founder
- You need fifteen engineers by next month — we're deliberately small
- You want body-shop augmentation billed by the hour
- The roadmap changes direction every two weeks
Asked on every first call.
We have our own dev team. Why bring you in?
Most of our SaaS work runs alongside in-house teams: we take a feature or workstream end-to-end — design, build, deploy, docs — while your team keeps the core. You get velocity without a hiring round, and code your team inherits cleanly.
Can you match our stack and conventions?
Yes — we work in your repo, your CI, your review process. React, Vue, or Next on the front; Node, Python, or Go on the back; whatever cloud you already run. If something in the stack is the actual problem, we'll say so — with evidence.
How do you handle handover?
Source code lives in your repo from day one — that's the contractual default, not a favor. Every project ends with documentation, a walkthrough with your engineers, and an included support period. No hostage situations.
What does a typical engagement look like?
Usually a Discovery Sprint to scope one feature or the v2, then a fixed-price build with weekly demos. If it works well, a retainer for the next things on the roadmap.
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