Process
How work gets from a first conversation to something running on a machine you control.
First, we
Half an hour on what it has to do, who uses it and what it talks to. Then one price for the whole thing, in writing, before anything is built.
Then we build in
The repository is public from the first commit, so progress is something you can look at rather than a status we report. Every commit passes the same checks before it lands.
You see it
It runs on a real address while it is still unfinished, which is when changing your mind costs least.
If a change moves the scope, it gets a number first and waits until you agree to it. If the work only turns out harder than it looked, the price stays the same.
In the end, it is
You get everything needed to run it without us: the source, every line of it in a repository you can clone; the licence to run it, change it and take it to anyone; and instructions for running it on a machine you control.
Your content, data and credentials stay yours, and maintenance afterwards is optional and priced on its own.
Have something to ?
Tell us what it has to do and who it is for. Half an hour is usually enough to know whether we fit, and if we do, you get one written price for the whole thing before anything is built. If we are not the right people for it, we say so.