Idea / Request
Your goal and constraints, scoped into a plan we can build.
Cost is fixed in writing before work starts. Any change is estimated and signed off before it moves into implementation.
Two-week sprints. Working code every cycle, demoed on schedule. Your feedback goes directly into the next sprint.
Typed codebases, focused test suites, and CI/CD that runs before anything merges.
AI accelerates research, drafting, and code review. Every output is checked by an engineer before it reaches the codebase.
Architecture, implementation, release, monitoring, and support stay with one team.
You communicate directly with the engineer responsible. No ticket queue, no project manager relay.
German-speaking collaboration and EU working hours keep communication practical for DACH teams. GDPR, data residency, and regional compliance are handled as standard engineering requirements.
Data protection, audit trails, encrypted secrets, and operational controls are part of the default setup.
Software is cheap to start and expensive to own. The choices made in the first sprint — what to cut, how to structure the data model, which third-party to integrate — are the ones still driving operational cost two years later. Most get made by teams who won't be there when the cost arrives. Staying involved makes sure your business keeps running.
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Your goal and constraints, scoped into a plan we can build.
Accessible, responsive, and fast to load — with integration paths that stay stable as the product scales.
Service contracts, durable queues, retry budgets, and idempotency — built so partial outages stay contained.
One codebase, both stores. Offline-first sync, conflict resolution, and a release pipeline that deploys from a single branch.
Models are integrated into workflows with prompt pipelines, RAG architectures, evaluation loops, and the infrastructure needed to run them reliably.
Security at every pipeline stage. Policy checks, runtime hardening, secret rotation, and runbooks that exist before the first incident.
Kubernetes clusters, multi-region networking, observability, and release pipelines that roll back without manual intervention.