How we work
Use it this week.
Bring an idea or a problem. A working version is in your hands within days. Then it ships every day and gets better from how you use it.
Two ways in
Bring an idea, or a problem.
- 01 You have an idea. First version · the smallest thing a real user can pay for We put it live and send you a link, not a deck. Every release after that reaches real users the day it is ready.
- 02 You have a problem in a running business. First version · a tool for the one job that hurts We sit with the person who does the work until we can do it ourselves, ship them a tool for it, and watch. What they do with it decides what we build next.
The loop
Shipped every day. Not once at the end.
- 01 Every release goes to people who use it before the next one is planned.
- 02 It runs on your infrastructure from the first release. There is no handover, because nothing was ever ours.
- 03 You can stop after any release and keep everything.
Software, not a pile of files.
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Not a pile of files
Every release is tested, deployed, and watched before anyone touches it. Small does not mean fragile.
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Not a big first build
Nothing you see for the first time at the end. The first version is days away, and you use it.
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Not a demo
A demo is software that works once, on our machine. Ours runs where you run.
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Not a specification
A document nobody reads. Use decides what comes next, and use is measured.