Straight answers.

Growing companies where real work still lives in spreadsheets, inboxes, and ad hoc tools. We are a fit when operations matter and the current setup is slowing people down.

No. We've delivered Softr/Airtable portals as well as custom software. If configuration or a targeted repair is enough, we'll discuss that rather than propose a rebuild.

Yes. Most clients we work with are operators and founders, not engineers. We explain technical decisions in terms of the work they affect.

Yes. After launch we support changes, fixes, and iteration as your process evolves. Retainer or project-based, depending on what you need.

With a discovery call: your business, current workflow, and what is broken. Then we propose scope and approach before writing production code.

That depends on the first release, integrations, data condition and how quickly decisions can be reviewed. We discuss the target date early, then propose a schedule with the scope and dependencies written down.

We can work through what must be ready first and what can wait. If a smaller release is feasible, we'll scope and price it separately, including the features left out. If the deadline or budget still isn't workable, we'll say so.

About twenty to thirty minutes. We ask how you work today and what needs to change. No pressure to buy. The goal is to see if we can help.

Yes. We build MVPs and early products meant for real use, with scope tight enough to ship and learn without burning the budget on the wrong features.

It depends on the project. We often use React, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, TypeScript, and Tailwind. For lighter needs we may lean on lower-code options. Stack serves the outcome.

After reviewing the requirements we propose a scope, price, assumptions and exclusions. We also explain how requests that change the agreed scope would be handled.