Most engagements start as one of three. If you don't know which fits, that's the audit. If you already know what to build, that's the build. If you've shipped and need it to evolve, that's the retainer.
We embed for two weeks. We sit with your operators, walk your workflow, document the edge cases, and produce a written assessment of where automation will pay for itself in 90 days — and where it won't. You own the deliverable regardless of next step.
You know what needs to exist. We design, build, and ship it. Operational platforms, AI-assisted workflows, mobile field tools, internal dashboards. Two-week sprints, public Jira board, weekly demo — no agency theatrics.
Software gets used differently in year three than in month three. The retainer is for operators who already have a working system and need a team that knows it cold, ships improvements every sprint, and operates as your engineering function.
You know something's broken. You can't articulate exactly what to build. Two weeks of structured listening produces a plan you can fund.
You have a clear "we need X by Y." Sometimes from a prior audit, sometimes from internal clarity. Skip the audit and ship.
The system exists, real users depend on it, and the question is who keeps it healthy and evolving. Most clients land here within 6 months.