The questions that come up most on discovery calls — answered upfront so you can focus on whether this is the right fit for your business.
What technical knowledge is required and what happens between discovery and delivery.
No. The discovery call is a conversation about your business, not your tech stack. You describe the problem in plain language. We translate it into a build plan and walk you through it.
30 minutes. You describe the manual process or broken workflow. We ask focused questions about your team, your tools, and the outcome you actually need. No sales pitch. You leave with clarity on whether custom software fits.
Pricing is determined after scope. Every project is quoted individually based on what's actually being built. You receive a written proposal with the exact price agreed upfront — no hourly billing, no surprises.
What ownership looks like, how changes work, and what happens if your business evolves.
Small fixes within the original scope are covered. Anything new is a separate engagement, scoped and quoted before work begins. Optional ongoing support is available for businesses that want a continuous relationship.
You own the source code. Anything we build can be extended, restructured, or migrated by us or any other developer. There's no platform lock-in and no vendor that can pull the rug.
Split into two payments — a portion upfront to start, the remainder at delivery. Both amounts are agreed in writing in the proposal. No hourly rates, no surprise invoices, no charges that weren't quoted.
Modern web stack — primarily Next.js, Supabase, and TypeScript for web tools; React Native for mobile. The stack is matched to what your project actually needs, not what's trendy.
That's why we work in regular check-ins, not waterfall. You see progress at every stage and can flag direction issues early. Major scope corrections are surfaced before they become expensive.
Book a discovery call. The conversation costs nothing and you get a real answer about whether custom software fits your situation.