Questions buyers actually ask.

Tell us what is costing you the most time, money or customer trust. A senior reads it, checks feasibility, and proposes either a Proof Sprint, a Rescue Sprint or a full engagement. Nothing is quoted before a senior has reviewed it.

A short paid engagement where we solve or demonstrate one narrow part of your problem and hand over a roadmap. You find out how we work — and whether the plan survives contact with real code — before committing a large budget.

Both. Fixed scope suits a defined outcome with written milestones and acceptance criteria. A dedicated team suits continuous work. What we will not do is accept a large build without a written scope, milestones and acceptance criteria.

You do. Your code, your accounts, your data. Domain, repository, hosting and analytics are company-controlled and handed to you — never owned personally by a developer.

AI is used for speed, not for responsibility. A senior engineer reviews production work, and no junior change reaches production without a named senior review. AI-accelerated, senior-reviewed, production-ready.

No. We audit first, list the risks by severity, and separate what to keep from what to replace. Sometimes the answer is a rebuild — but you get the evidence before the invoice. We will not promise that every product can be repaired.

It depends on scope, and we will not invent a number to win a meeting. What we commit to is a working demo every week, so the timeline is visible rather than promised.

Yes — monitoring, alerts that reach a human, a prioritized improvement list after real usage, and named people responsible for bugs. Support terms are agreed in writing at launch.

Not yet, and we will not fabricate it. What we do show is our own work: this website, an operations dashboard, a mobile journey, an automation with human approval, and a sample Rescue Report — all clearly labeled as ours.