Smart cities · real-time data
Real-Time Parking Availability
Drivers had no reliable way to know where parking existed right now, and static maps were wrong within minutes in dense downtown blocks.
View case study →MVP development
We build production-ready web applications in 14 days for a fixed $3,500. One core workflow, properly built, deployed on your infrastructure and transferred into your name.
Free 15-minute fit check · no equity · no retainer
What gets built
Email and social sign-in, roles, and row-level access rules on the database so users only ever see their own data.
The one thing your product has to do, built end to end: the screens, the data model, the rules and the edge cases around it.
A Postgres database designed for your domain, with search, filtering, file uploads and exports where the workflow needs them.
Stripe checkout and subscriptions, email, and documented third-party APIs, all listed explicitly in the blueprint.
Deployed to production with encrypted traffic, managed secrets, dependency scanning and access rules in place from day one.
Repository, cloud accounts, domain, architecture notes and a plain-English operating guide, plus 30 days of support.
Good fit
Not in a 14-day sprint
Process
The same five stages for every project. Read the full 14-day process or check what it costs.
Free · 15 minutes
$500 · 7 days
$1,750 · days 1–14
$1,250 · day 14
Included
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Bids were priced in spreadsheets by hand in an industry where a pricing error decides the deal, and pipeline status lived in individual inboxes.
View case study →Questions
A scoped technical blueprint, the build of one core workflow with authentication and a database behind it, deployment to production on your own infrastructure, documentation and ownership transfer.
Because the blueprint comes first. We define every screen, workflow and integration in writing before the build starts, then lock the price against that document.
Most of our clients are non-technical. The blueprint and the handoff guide are written in plain English, and you always talk to the people building the product.
Fine. The stack is mainstream React, TypeScript and Postgres with documented architecture, so an in-house developer can take over at handoff.
Next step
Tell us what you want to build. We reply within one business day with a straight yes, no, or here is what we would cut.