Three things: AI connectors and features for the systems you already have, new web applications, and rebuilding legacy software on a modern stack. Built in your codebase, on your infrastructure.
30 minutes on the calendar. We'll tell you if it's a fit and what it would take.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your database, documents, and ticketing system so your team can ask questions and get answers with sources. Or put an assistant inside your own product. Read-only by default, and every query is logged.
Internal tools and customer-facing apps, built from your spec in the stack your team already knows: React or Next.js up front, .NET, Node, or Python behind it. Tested, documented, and handed over as code your team owns.
Old desktop and web apps rebuilt on a modern stack one screen at a time, so nothing stops working during the move. If the original developers are gone and there's no documentation, we start by recovering how it works. Every rebuilt screen is checked against your real data before it goes live.
You tell us what you're trying to build or fix and what it runs on. We tell you if it's a fit and what it would roughly take.
Within a few days: scope, price, and a delivery date in writing. No hourly meter unless you prefer one.
Work happens in your repo and your accounts. You see working software weekly, not a slide deck at the end.
Tests, documentation, and a walkthrough for your team. We stay on for 30 days after launch for anything that comes up.
A connector or a single AI feature usually lands there. A new application or a full legacy rebuild is scoped separately and typically runs $20k and up. Either way you get the exact number before anything starts.
A connector or feature: two to four weeks. A new app or a rebuild: six to twelve weeks, delivered screen by screen so you're never waiting on a big bang.
Access to the repo and a test environment, one person who can answer questions about the system, and an hour a week for the demo.
The one that fits the job and your data rules. We work with the major commercial models through their APIs, and we tell you which one we would use and why before anything starts.
Thirty days of support are included. After that, a monthly retainer if you want us on call, or nothing. The code is yours and documented either way.
Not on the list? Ask. If it's a bad idea, we'll tell you on the first call.
A project management tool that AI coding agents can use directly. Connect Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor and the agent picks up the next issue, updates it as it works, and reports back on the same board your team reads. Shared skills and prompts keep every agent working the same way. We built it because an agent shouldn't need a browser to know what to work on next.
Pick a time on the calendar. 30 minutes, no prep needed. You'll get an invite with a Meet link, and we'll come having read what you sent.