Six stages, and you can see progress at every one
Our process exists to remove the two things that kill software projects: unclear scope and invisible progress.
Interviews with the people doing the work, a walk through the current system, and a written summary of what actually happens — including the workarounds.
Functional scope, screens, integrations, data model and delivery milestones. You get a fixed quote or a team rate, with assumptions listed.
We test the flow with real users before development starts, because changing a prototype costs hours and changing built software costs weeks.
You see progress every fortnight and can reprioritise. Code review, automated tests and CI are part of the sprint, not a later cleanup.
Your team signs off in a staging environment. Data migration is rehearsed twice. Go-live has a rollback plan and someone from our team on call.
Documented handover, training for super-users, and an agreed response time for issues. Enhancements continue on a monthly retainer if you want them.
What lands in your inbox
Delivery is only transparent if it's written down. Here's the paperwork you can expect.
- Weekly: a short status — done, in progress, blocked, and any decision we need from you.
- Every sprint: a live demo on a staging link you can open yourself.
- Every sprint: an updated backlog with priorities you can change.
- At each milestone: a sign-off document listing exactly what was delivered.
- At handover: source code, database scripts, deployment guide and admin documentation.
- After launch: a support log with response and resolution times against the agreed SLA.
Questions we get asked
How long does a typical project take?
What if the requirement changes mid-project?
Who owns the code?
Can you work with our in-house IT team?
What happens after go-live?
Do you sign NDAs?
Let's scope your project
Tell us what you're trying to fix. We'll come back with an approach, a timeline and an honest view of the cost — no charge for the first conversation.