Fixed-price projects, remote delivery, and a codebase you own from day one.
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You see a functional prototype at the end of week three, not a slide deck. This gives you something real to react to before the project goes further.
Every file, every repository, every database schema transfers to you at launch. No licensing fees, no lock-in, no asking permission to make changes later.
We agree on what gets built before any work starts. If scope changes, we discuss it openly and adjust the plan together rather than surprises on the final invoice.
We use Loom, shared project boards, and a weekly sync call so you stay informed without spending half your week in status updates.
A clear process, no surprises.
We spend the first week reviewing your existing workflow in detail: the tools you use, the manual steps you wish did not exist, and the outcome you are trying to reach. By the end of this stage, we have a written spec that describes what gets built and how success will be measured.
Design and development happen in parallel sprints, with you reviewing a working build every two weeks. You can redirect priorities between sprints without blowing up the timeline.
We test against the real scenarios your users will encounter, not just the happy path. For web apps with complex business logic, we document edge cases before writing test scripts.
Deployment runs through a staging environment first so you can verify everything behaves correctly before it goes live. We use Docker and AWS to keep production consistent and repeatable.
After launch, you have 90 days of bug-fix support included. If you want ongoing feature development, we move into a retainer or a new fixed-scope phase depending on what makes more sense for your roadmap.
Common questions about Web App Development in Belvedere Tiburon, California.
Share your current workflow and what you wish it did instead. We will review it and come back with a clear picture of what a web app would actually solve, and what it would cost.