Ship the MVP fast, own the IP, grow on numbers that hold

It depends on what the MVP has to prove, which is why the strategy call is spent cutting scope. Most first releases ship in weeks rather than months because we build only the flow that tests your riskiest assumption, and you see a working demo every week from the first sprint. If you have a fixed date, a demo day or a funding milestone, tell us on the call and we plan the release backwards from it.

You do, from the first commit. Repositories, cloud accounts, app store listings, domains, design files and analytics are all created inside your organisation, and our contract assigns all intellectual property to you. That matters most at due diligence, when an investor or acquirer asks for a clean chain of title on everything the company runs on.

Proven, widely supported technology that a future hire can pick up in a week. That usually means TypeScript with React or Next.js on the front end, Node or Python services behind it, PostgreSQL, and managed cloud infrastructure with infrastructure-as-code from the start. For mobile we build native Android and iOS or cross-platform depending on how much the product relies on device features. We choose per product and explain the trade-offs, and we avoid anything that would force a rewrite at your next stage.

Yes, and it is common. We can take the whole build, or slot into your repos, pull request process and sprint rhythm as extra capacity for a defined piece of work. Either way the code stays in your environment, so there is nothing to migrate when your team takes over more of it. We also run a documented handover at the end of every phase rather than only at the end of the engagement.

Every startup build is quoted, because the cost depends on the number of user flows, the platforms you need at launch, integrations and any AI or data work. Tell us what the product has to do and when, and we will reply within one business day with a written scope, a recommended first release and a fixed quote for it. There are no rate cards or packages to decode, and the quote separates build from ongoing growth so you can commit to each on its own.

Yes. Our performance marketing team runs SEO and content, paid search and shopping, paid social, email and lifecycle, and CRO for startups, and instruments the product first so every channel is judged on customer acquisition cost, payback period and retention rather than traffic. You get a monthly report showing what each channel cost and what it returned, and we pause or cut anything that is not paying for itself.

Yes. We build generative AI and LLM features, retrieval pipelines, agents and predictive models, and we treat cost per query as a product requirement from the first design. That means choosing the smallest model that meets the quality bar, caching and batching where it helps, and monitoring spend alongside usage in your own dashboards. Prompts, evaluation sets and fine-tuned models stay in your accounts, so the feature is part of your IP rather than a dependency on ours.