From zero to live in 8-14 weeks

Yours, from day one. The full source code lands in your own version control system — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or self-hosted, whichever you use. You're the owner, we're the developers. Every commit, branch, and pull request stays with you. On launch day, you also receive a structured hand-over document (architecture diagram, decision log, deployment instructions), so if another team picks it up tomorrow, they can take over smoothly. Zero vendor lock-in.

The 8-10 week MVP scope is a focused effort: a production-ready web application with auth flow, payment, analytics, and key features. What does NOT fit: training your own AI models (LLM integration — e.g., OpenAI, Claude API — is included, but custom model training is a separate scope), true real-time multi-user synchronization (e.g., collaborative editing), native iOS/Android apps (the React Native-based solution is in the MVP Plus package), enterprise-grade SAP/ERP system integrations. These come back either in a follow-up iteration or as a separate project scope. At the end of the discovery phase we map out exactly what fits and what doesn't.

Because in an MVP, speed and reliability matter — not trendy tech. Next.js is a production-tested framework: full-stack TypeScript, server-side rendering, fast deployment to any platform, built-in SEO support. A unified language (TypeScript on front and backend) accelerates development and reduces bug surface. The community and component ecosystem are large, so you don't have to build everything from scratch. If a different stack makes more sense for your project (e.g., Django for a data-focused backend, Rails for a classic CRUD app, or Go for a high-throughput service), we discuss it in the discovery phase and recommend the best fit. We don't dogmatically stick to one technology.

During the 30 days of hyper-care following launch, we fix any functional bugs free of charge, review monitoring and analytics data together, and if real users use something differently than expected, we respond jointly. This isn't a 'leave you to fate' period — it's active stabilization. After 30 days, three typical directions: (1) your team continues independently based on the hand-over document; (2) we propose specific features with fixed pricing, and we do the work; (3) you move into a continuous retainer with a monthly hour budget and priority queue. The source code and all documentation stay with you throughout — no vendor lock-in.