Have our team build it.
Our engineers build software with the same tools we sell: Foundry and the Full-Stack Foundation. We can build it with your team and hand it over, or build, maintain, and operate the whole thing for you.
Rather build it yourselves? See Foundry →
Two ways to work with us
Either way, you own the code, and every engagement runs in Foundry, where you can see the work.
Our engineers build alongside yours in Foundry. When your team is ready to take the lead, we hand over the code, the Knowledge Center, and the way it was built.
We build the whole product, then maintain and operate it: updates, fixes, and keeping it running. You own the code the whole time.
You see every step, from the first day
Every engagement runs in Foundry, so you see the same plans, runs, and checks our engineers do, whether your team builds alongside us or not.
- 1Shape it
We work out the product with you and write the first epics and specs together in Foundry.
- 2Start on the Foundation
Agents build the full platform into your repo, with sign-in, roles, notifications, and payments already working. The early weeks go to your product.
- 3Build
Our engineers, and yours if you have them, run the same workflows. Every change is planned, checked, and recorded where you can follow it.
- 4Hand over or keep it running
Your team takes the lead when it's ready, or we keep maintaining and operating it for you. The history and the knowledge behind the code stay with you either way.
The code we build for you is yours
You own the code we write for your product. The Full-Stack Foundation it runs on is licensed, with support and maintenance included.
Your product code, documented and built on pinned Foundation packages. Every service follows the same patterns, so it reads like one team wrote it.
Your code, patterns, and decisions, documented and tied to the exact commit. Any engineer or agent can pick up where we left off.
Foundry keeps every plan, decision, and run from the build, so your team carries on with the same workflows our engineers used.
Good for new products and for replatforming
Teams usually bring us in to launch a new product on the Foundation, to move an older system onto a platform built to scale, or to adopt Foundry by shipping a real project with people who already work this way.
Talk to our team
Tell us what you're building. We take on a small number of client projects at a time.