How it works
A 10-day process with nothing hidden in the middle.
Every stage has a fixed price, a defined output and a decision point where you can stop. Here is exactly what happens, in order.
Free 1-minute fit check · no equity · no retainer
- $2,490
- fixed price
- 10 working days
- to launch
- 100%
- code ownership
- No equity
- ever taken
- No retainer
- no hourly billing
The five stages
From first conversation to a product in your name.
- 01
Free · 1 minute
Fit check
You tell us what you want to build. We tell you honestly whether it fits a 10-day sprint, and what we would cut if it does not. No payment, no obligation.
- 02
$150 · 7 days
Blueprint
A written technical plan: architecture, data model, screen-by-screen scope, integrations and a locked build price. Yours to keep even if you build elsewhere. Credited toward the $2,490 total.
- 03
$2,340 · days 1–14
Build
Core functionality built against the blueprint. You get a working prototype at working day 5 to review and request changes within the agreed scope.
- 04
Included · working day 10
Launch
The finished product deployed to production on your own infrastructure, with authentication, database access rules and encrypted traffic in place.
- 05
Included
Handoff
Repository, cloud accounts, domain, documentation and a plain-English operating guide transferred into your name, plus 30 days of support.
Day by day
What the sprint looks like from the inside.
The build runs on a fixed rhythm so you always know what is happening and when your input is needed.
Day 0
Blueprint signed off and build scheduled. Accounts and repositories created in your name.
Days 1–3
Foundations: data model, authentication, permissions and the app shell.
Days 4–6
The core workflow built against the blueprint, screen by screen.
Working day 5
Prototype review. You use it, we collect changes inside the agreed scope.
Days 8–11
Changes applied, integrations and payments wired in, edge cases handled.
Days 12–13
Hardening: security rules, error handling, analytics and testing on real devices.
Working day 10
Production launch, documentation and ownership transfer.
Then it is yours
Your risk
Where you can stop, and what protects you.
What if my idea is bigger than one sprint?
We tell you at the free fit check, before you pay anything, and we come back with a version that ships in ten working days plus the rest mapped out as later sprints. Same idea, sequenced so it launches.
What exactly am I getting?
The blueprint lists every screen, workflow and integration in the build, with the price locked against that list. Nothing in the build is left to interpretation.
What if I do not like it?
You review a working prototype at working day 5 and request changes within the agreed scope before the final payment is due. Payments are staged for exactly that reason.
Will I own everything?
Yes. Code, repository, cloud accounts, domain and data are transferred into your name at handoff. No licence, no lock-in.
What happens after launch?
30 days of support are included. After that you can continue solo, hire in-house or book another fixed-price sprint. Nothing stops working and nothing renews automatically.
Questions about the process
Answered before you ask.
What happens in the free fit check?
You describe the product in a short written fit check form. We come back with how we would build it in a 10-day sprint, what the first sprint covers, and what we would sequence into later sprints.
What is in the blueprint?
Architecture, data model, screen-by-screen scope, integrations, security model and a locked build price. It is yours to keep even if you build somewhere else.
What do I have to do during the build?
Answer questions quickly and review the day-7 prototype. Most founders spend two or three hours in total across the sprint.
What does the 10 working days actually cover?
Fourteen working days from the build kickoff, which follows the blueprint. The blueprint week is separate and is where scope gets locked.
Next step
Find out if your idea fits in 10 working days.
Tell us what you want to build. We reply the same day with a straight yes, no, or here is what we would cut.