Hand off the build and keep the client relationship
Agencies and SaaS teams bring us the work their roadmap can’t absorb. We build in your stack and your process, and the result reads like your team wrote it.
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What we build for technology companies
One product surface with no visible seams
Customers judge the marketing site and the app as one thing. We work from your design tokens and component library, so nothing says two teams touched it.
Portals and the tools behind them
Invoices, license keys, usage and open tickets belong behind one login, and admin panels and support tooling stop being the work nobody funds.
The connector that’s been on the roadmap for three quarters
Integrations built as product work, with OAuth done properly, webhooks that retry, respected rate limits and a sandbox tenant proving it before launch.
Capacity without the hiring cycle
We slot into your repo and ticket tracker, and your lead reviews every pull request. You own the repo and every account from day one.
Millgrove Software
A trial signup is enriched from its domain and welcomed in the founder’s voice. A stalled trial gets a nudge that waits for a person’s yes. Millgrove is a company we invented, so we could build its website and back office in full.
Open the Millgrove buildThe wiring underneath
The connections we build most often, through APIs with retries and audit trails.
Usage and billing that agree
Product usage reaches the CRM, so account owners see adoption, and billing events update entitlements on their own.
Support and docs in step
Tickets sit next to the plan and usage in the customer record, and docs and the changelog publish when the release merges.
AI inside a product team
Support replies, drafted
An assistant drafts support replies from your docs and release notes, with the source cited, for an agent to review before anything sends.
Release notes from merged work
Changelog drafts come from merged pull requests, written for customers and edited by a person before publishing.
An answer layer over your own record
Specs, decisions, runbooks and closed tickets become searchable within your access controls, so the person who solved it in March doesn’t get interrupted in July.
One system for every sale, vendor and expected rebate
For a national communications and technology services company, we rebuilt the website and built the platform that ties each sale to its vendor, so leadership sees which payments are missing or delayed. Read the case study
Tell us what your product needs next
A person reads every request and replies within one business day.
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