Launch the part of your idea that matters. In 14 days.

Yes — if it is focused. A 7-Day Sprint builds one core workflow: the part that tells you whether people want this. We agree that scope in writing before we start, so the week goes into building the right thing well, not a rushed version of everything.

For a quick prototype, you should. They're great for testing a screen or a flow. The gap shows up when real people use it: sign-in that holds up, payments, data you can't afford to lose, errors you hear about, and code a developer can keep building on. That's the part we do. If you've already built a prototype, send it with your brief. It's a useful starting point.

The launch date is written into your scope before we start, and you see progress every working day, so a slip never arrives as a surprise. If something threatens the date, you hear about it that day, with the reason and your options: move a feature to the change list, or move the date. The final 50% isn't due until the agreed scope is delivered, and if we miss the agreed launch day for reasons on our side, it drops by 10%. Late feedback or missing access on your side doesn't count as us being late.

You see a clickable design before any product code is written, and nothing moves into the build until you approve it. Changing direction at that point costs a conversation, not a rebuild.

Ali Sufyan leads every build, and the people who scope your product are the people who design and build it. We use AI tools to move faster on routine code, and every line is reviewed by an engineer before it ships.

Ali works from Pakistan (UTC+5). On the scoping call we agree a daily window when you can reach him live, and the rest runs in writing: a short update every working day and a live demo at each milestone. You never need to be awake at an odd hour to know where your build stands.

Yes. The code lives in a repository in your name from day one, and full intellectual property is assigned to you on final payment. Hosting and third-party services run on your own accounts. No lock-in and no licence fees to us.

The written scope. New ideas during the build go on a change list: we swap them for something of equal size, or plan them for after launch with a price agreed first. Nothing is added to your invoice without your approval.

Because we remove cost that doesn't make your product better: account managers, rebuilt foundations, open-ended scope. A small senior team, proven building blocks and AI-assisted engineering let us quote a fixed price that stays fixed.

Fixes are included for 14 days after launch (7 days on the 7-Day Sprint). After that you can keep building with us on a monthly plan, take the product in-house, or hand it to another team with our documentation.