Ship great software

For a fixed monthly fee

The Problem…

Building Software is Hard

Building an In House Team…

Is Expensive

Once you've hired a CTO, and they've hired the rest of the team, the final cost is mid-six figures and often seven figures, just to get started.

Is Time Consuming

Once you've hired a CTO, and they've hired the rest of the team, the final cost is mid-six figures and often seven figures, just to get started.

Is Risky

Hiring technical people is often a guessing game.

The Problem With…

Hiring Outsourced Developers

The Polish Isn't There

These are the details that make a difference.

The Code Isn't Quite Right

Once you've hired a CTO, and they've hired lead developers and the rest of the team, you're looking at mid six figures

The Communication is Painful

Once you've hired a CTO, and they've hired lead developers and the rest of the team, you're looking at mid six figures

Our Approach

We team a highly skilled, full stack developer with a CTO, Product Manager, and (optionally) a top notch UI/UX designer.

Reliable Quality

During our time building startups, we built a process for identifying and recruiting the best full stack developers.


We spend a lot of time thinking about recruiting, and we've gotten really good at it. To meet our bar, candidates must be strong on both tech skills and soft skills.


Our non-technical hiring pipelines are similarly rigorous. We've built 8 teams this way, all using the same team structure and process. We've perfected this, so you don't have to.

Zero Skill Gaps

It takes an assortment of skills to build high quality, well performing software. Planning, rollout, and updates are crucial, but

Quality Sourcing And Training

During our time building startups, we built a process for identifying and recruiting the best full stack developers. We've also built a set of playbooks and patterns that

The Blueprint

We've built a comprehensive set of tools, processes, libraries, and workflows which we've packaged into a Playbook that we use with all of our clients. You can see it here.