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Wherever you're starting from — a rough idea, something you've built that needs a clear-eyed look, or a longer-term build you want a partner for — we help you work out what's worth doing next and build it with care.

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Six ways to work with us

Start with whichever one fits where you are.

Each one stands on its own, not a step in a sequence — begin with any of them.

Every one runs on our short Shape → Build → Learn loop, so each price is a range and every next turn is your call.See how it works
Compare our six services at a glance
Service Best when You get Not for From
Shape an Idea An idea needs shape before you commit Mock-ups of the first version and a clear next step A working prototype $4,995–$7,9951–3 weeks
Prove It With a Prototype You need evidence, not opinions Something real people can try, and what to change Production-grade software $5,995–$9,9953–5 weeks
Try AI on Real Work You think AI could help one real workflow A working example and a grounded recommendation A company-wide AI strategy $6,995–$9,9953–5 weeks
Product Health Check You have something built and want a clear read What is solid, what is not, and the path forward The rework itself $4,995–$9,9952–4 weeks
Your Product & Tech Advisor You want senior input on the calls ahead Better calls, made earlier and kept current Hands-on delivery From $4,995/moMonth to month
Your Product Build Partner One team should carry it, in stages, over time Steady product and technical support as it grows A one-off engagement From $4,995/moMonth to month

Concept Sprint

Shape an Idea

Turn an idea, problem, or opportunity into something concrete enough to react to.

Also known as product discovery, a discovery workshop, or a design sprint.

A good fit if

There is clearly something here, but it has not yet taken shape.

You leave with

  • Mock-ups or sketches of the first version
  • A clear read on what matters
  • A practical next step

Validation Prototype

Prove It With a Prototype

Give people something they can actually try, so you learn what works in practice.

Also known as a proof of concept, a rapid MVP, or a pilot build.

A good fit if

You need real feedback from users or staff, not more discussion.

You leave with

  • Something real people can try
  • Clear feedback and insight
  • Better confidence in what to do next

AI Pilot for Your Organization

Try AI on Real Work

Test whether AI can usefully improve one real part of your business.

Also known as an AI proof of concept, feasibility study, or proof of value.

A good fit if

Your team spends real time reviewing, sorting, or summarizing information, and you think AI might help.

You leave with

  • A working AI-assisted example
  • Evidence of what works and what does not
  • A grounded recommendation on what to do next

Prototype-to-Production Review

Product Health Check

A clear read on what you already have — what is solid, what is fragile, and what should happen next.

Also known as technical due diligence, a code review, or an architecture assessment.

A good fit if

Something is built and working, but you are not fully confident in the foundation.

You leave with

  • A clear read on what is solid and what is not
  • Practical recommendations, prioritized
  • A clear path forward — repair, rework, or replace

Product & Technical Advisory

Your Product & Tech Advisor

Ongoing, senior product and technical guidance — fractional CTO support without a full-time hire.

Also known as a fractional CTO, a part-time CTO, or a technical / product advisor.

A good fit if

Work is moving, but some decisions feel unclear and you want experienced input without a full-time hire.

You leave with

  • Better decisions, made earlier
  • Confident calls at each step
  • A clearer direction, kept current

Selective Partner Builds

Your Product Build Partner

A closer, ongoing partnership to shape and build something meaningful over time — offered selectively, so each one stays well attended.

Also known as a dedicated team, embedded engineering, or an outsourced product team.

A good fit if

The opportunity matters enough that you want one team to shape, build, and improve it — not a vendor per phase.

You leave with

  • Steady product and technical support
  • A more thoughtful path forward
  • Stronger outcomes over time

Next step?

Not sure which one fits? Start a conversation and we will help you find the right first step.

Tell us what you are working through. If a different starting point makes more sense, we will say so.