A two-person software studio. We pair AI-assisted iteration with the kind of architecture decisions that don't unravel six months in. Backends, dev tooling, careful product work — built by the same two people every day.
We're senior engineers who happen to be early on AI-assisted workflows. That combination — taste plus throughput — is the whole pitch. Three things we do better than agencies:
We turn a Tuesday sketch into a working prototype by Friday. Cursor, Claude Code, generated migrations, generated UI scaffolds — every keystroke leveraged so the careful work gets the attention.
The speed isn't the point. The point is making the right call on the boring questions — schema, boundaries, queues, deploy story — so the codebase still feels good when it's 10× bigger and you're not in the room.
No subcontracting, no junior layer, no handoff to "the engineering team." The same two engineers in every standup, every PR review, every postmortem. You always know who wrote it.
Tell us the problem. We tell you whether we're the right team and what we'd build first. No pitch deck, no scoping document.
We build a working slice. Real code, real data, deployable. End-of-week demos. You keep the repo even if we don't continue.
Two-week cycles. Friday demos. Notion-shaped roadmap. Architecture decisions logged in markdown, in the repo, where they belong.
Docs, ADRs, runbooks, a recorded walkthrough. We're on retainer for questions for 90 days. Then it's your codebase, no strings.
Send us a paragraph. If we're the right fit, we'll be on a call by Friday and shipping a prototype by the end of the month. Honest "no" if we're not.