A week of shipping.One fixed price.
The Code Sprint: we embed our engineers with your team for one or two weeks and launch as much as we can — agents, automations, internal tools, new products. A fixed price, agreed up front. You own every line.
01/The shift
A week is the new quarter.
The cost of writing code has collapsed: software that used to take a dev team a quarter now fits in a focused week. A sprint is how you cash that in — one concentrated burst of design and build, with your team steering daily.
You bring the priorities and the knowledge of your business; we bring a decade of deploying code into production. Working software starts landing in the first days — and keeps landing until the clock runs out.
02/How it works
From scope call to handover.
01
Scope call
Thirty minutes. You tell us what you want built, we agree on a sprint length and a fixed price. No line items, no estimates that drift.
02
The sprint
We design and build full-time, in the open. Working software from the first days, in a repo you can watch.
03
Steer daily
Short async check-ins. See progress as it ships, change direction whenever you want. The sprint points wherever you point it.
04
It's yours
Repo, designs, docs, deploy access — handed over with a full walkthrough, so your team can keep building on it without us.
03/What you leave with
Launched software, and the keys to it.
01
As much as fits in a week
Not one thing — as many as we can launch. Agents, automations, tools, features: live in production, not demoed on a laptop.
02
A codebase your team can run with
Repo, designs, docs, deploy access — handed over with a full walkthrough, so the building doesn't stop when we leave.
03
A clear next step
A ranked backlog of everything that surfaced during the sprint — and if you want to keep going, a priced way to do it.
04/Fit check
A sprint isn't for everyone.
Book a sprint if
- You know what you want built — or a workshop just showed you
- You can make decisions fast — daily steering beats weekly committees
- You want working software at the end, not a strategy deck
Skip it if
- You want a fixed-scope contract with a 40-page requirements document
- You need months of stakeholder alignment before anyone can say yes
- You'd rather software stay someone else's department — sprints work best when your team leans in
Not sure a sprint is the right size?
Start smaller and validate an idea first, or go bigger and keep an engineer on your team — every path runs on the same rules.
Tell us what you want built.
A 30-minute scope call. No pitch — just your idea, a timeline, and a number.