A software engineering partner that owns outcomes, not hours
We build custom software, AI and automation for companies that need a senior team they can trust with a system their business runs on. You get fixed prices per milestone, the engineers you met in the first call, and code and infrastructure that stay in your name - so the relationship lasts because it works, not because leaving is hard.
Vendor or partner: the difference
From the outside, development firms look the same. The difference shows in how they are paid and what they leave behind.
What we commit to in writing
Promises are cheap in a sales process. These four go into the agreement.
Senior team, named in the agreement
You meet the tech lead before signing, and any change of people needs your approval.
Milestone billing, never hourly
Invoices follow accepted deliverables, so the estimate is our risk, not yours.
Everything in your name
Repositories, infrastructure, domains and app-store accounts belong to you from the first week.
Handover as a deliverable
Architecture notes, runbooks and a handover pack are part of the scope, so leaving us stays cheap.
Three ways to work together
Pick the model that fits the stage you are at. All three start with the same free diagnosis.
Dedicated team →
A fixed monthly rate for a senior team embedded in your roadmap - the closest thing to an in-house department without the hiring.
Scoped project →
A defined outcome, a written scope and milestone billing - for a first version, a platform or a migration.
Software for equity →
For founders: the build for equity, or a reduced price plus equity, vesting against shipped milestones.
What it looks like in practice
Read how this works on real systems: a freight platform, an order-to-cash automation and a real-time betting engine, among our case studies. If you are replacing a vendor rather than hiring your first, see how to change your software development partner without losing the project.
Common questions
What is a software engineering partner?
An external team that takes responsibility for a business outcome - not just for writing code to a spec. A partner helps decide what to build, builds it, runs it and makes sure your company can own it afterwards.
How is a partner different from outsourcing?
Classic outsourcing sells capacity by the hour. A partner shares accountability: fixed prices per milestone, named senior engineers, and incentives aligned with the result rather than with the number of hours.
Can you work alongside our in-house team?
Yes. Many engagements are a mix - we lead one area, pair with your engineers on another and hand over as your team grows.
How do we start?
With a free diagnosis: one workflow, a working session and an estimate you keep, whoever you end up building with.
Looking for a partner, not another vendor?
Run the checklist on us first: the diagnosis is free, and you keep the estimate whoever you build with.