Most offshore engagements fail on communication, not code. Our process exists to remove that risk — fixed scope, visible progress, and a named person you can call.
Three ways to work with us. Most clients start small and move to a dedicated team once the first delivery lands.
A two-to-four week slice of real work. You judge the code, the communication and the pace before committing to anything larger.
Defined scope, agreed price, agreed date. You approve and pay per milestone — no large deposit and no invoice you did not expect.
A ring-fenced team working only on your product, month to month. You set the priorities each sprint; we handle staffing and continuity.
Every phase closes with something concrete in your hands — not a status update.
We interrogate the requirement, map the user journeys, choose the stack and identify the risks that could move the date.
Wireframes then high-fidelity screens for the core flow, assembled into something you can click through on your own phone.
Engineering in two-week cycles with daily standups, continuous integration and a live demo at the close of every sprint.
Device-matrix QA, performance profiling, a security pass and the store or launch assets prepared under your accounts.
Submission or deployment, monitoring switched on, and a walkthrough session so your team could carry the product without us.
Progress, blockers, what is next. You are welcome to join or read the written summary.
Your team and ours in one channel, answered inside your working day rather than overnight.
Completed, in flight, at risk. Short enough to read, specific enough to act on.
A live walkthrough and an installable build. Feedback goes into the next sprint plan.
A typical project team. You deal with the project manager; everyone else is available when you want them.
In your accounts, on tools you already use. Nothing is locked inside ours.
Scope changes and estimates slip on every software project. What matters is what the contract says when it does.
A change request gets its own written estimate and your approval before any work on it begins. Never a surprise line at the end of a sprint.
If a fixed-price build takes longer than we estimated and the scope has not changed, the price does not move. That is the point of fixed price.
If the first milestone does not meet what we agreed, you get a full refund and keep the code. Starting with us costs you nothing to test.
We sign a binding NDA before we hear the idea. Ours is downloadable, or we will sign yours.
Full IP and source code ownership, with no transfer step at the end because it was never held anywhere else.
Documentation and a handover session mean your team or another agency can pick the product up. We would rather be chosen than needed.
Roughly two hours a week: the fortnightly demo, plus decisions when we need them. Clients who want daily standup access get it, but the process does not depend on you being there.
Then fixed price is the wrong model. Start with discovery as a paid engagement, or run a dedicated team and set priorities sprint by sprint.
Yes. We join your repository, your board and your review process rather than running a parallel one, and our tech lead works to your standards.
Either your team takes over with the documentation and handover session, or we continue under a support SLA with monitoring and an agreed response time.
Want to see the process on your project?
NDA before any discussion · Fixed-price estimate in 24 hours