Fixed-scope project
Scope, timeline and quote are agreed before we start, based on the scoping workshop.
A good fit when you know exactly what needs to be built.
Five steps from the first call to launch. At every stage you know what is being built and why.
You tell us what needs to work. We ask about users, data and deadlines.
You talk to the engineer who will build the project. If we are not the right fit, we say so straight away.
Outcome: A shared decision on whether and how to go ahead.
We write down features, constraints and the order of work.
We agree on what has to be in the first version and what can wait. The quote is based on this.
Outcome: A written scope and a quote.
A clickable version you can test before production code is written.
A prototype is an easy place to change your mind, because a change at this stage does not mean rewriting code.
Outcome: A clickable prototype to test with your team and users.
The first working version, on real data.
We build the smallest version that solves the main problem. You see progress as it happens, so you know what is being built and why.
Outcome: A working app with the most important features.
We ship the product and hand over the code and documentation.
The app goes to production and the code goes to you. If you want, we stay on for further development and maintenance.
Outcome: The product in production, the code and the documentation.
After launch you get pierogi!
Thank you. Smacznego!
We pick the model after a call with an engineer. Every quote is prepared for the project.
Scope, timeline and quote are agreed before we start, based on the scoping workshop.
A good fit when you know exactly what needs to be built.
You pay for the time actually worked. You can change the scope and the order of work as we go.
A good fit for a new product whose scope will change.
After launch we look after updates, fixes and further development of the app.
A good fit when the app is live and needs to stay that way.
We prepare a quote after a call with an engineer and a scoping workshop. The cost depends on features, integrations and timeline, so we do not publish a price list.
You do. After launch we hand over the code and documentation.
An engineer. You tell us what needs to work, and we ask about users, data and deadlines.
It depends on how well the scope is known. We talk it through on the first call and suggest the model that fits the project.
Yes. With AI we build faster and cheaper. An engineer checks every line of code, and sensitive data and production databases never reach AI models.
A few words about the idea are enough. We'll agree on the timeline and details together, on a call with an engineer.
After launch you get pierogi!