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[01] AI-assisted custom software

Get off expensive SaaS.
Own the software
that runs your business.

We modernize high-friction CRM, ERP, CMS, and BI workflows with software your team can own and extend. Start with an audit that tests the scope, risk, and economics before a replacement decision.

[01] · before a replacement decision
Audit
[02] · delivery and handoff
Phased
[03] · code and operating docs
Owned
[04]
§ What the audit produces

A decision you can inspect.

Before recommending a replacement, we map the operating work, costs, and continuity risks. The result is a scoped decision artifact—not a generic software pitch.

sample · modernization decision brief · illustrative

CRM operating workflow

Keep
Systems that are stable, differentiated, and already owned by the team.
Improve
Friction that can be removed without a migration or new operating burden.
Replace
Workflows where cost, control, or operating fit supports a phased change.

Inputs, ranges, and recommendations are verified with the client during discovery.

  1. [01]

    Spend and contract map

    A working inventory of subscriptions, renewal dates, owners, and costs that need verification.

  2. [02]

    Keep / improve / replace

    A decision for each workflow: retain it, improve it in place, or include it in a replacement scope.

  3. [03]

    Phased implementation plan

    Dependencies, data migration, parallel run, handoff ownership, and the assumptions behind the range.

[04] § Stack we build on · daily-driver tools

  • AWS
  • Vercel
  • Cloudflare
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Hugging Face
  • Postgres
  • Snowflake
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Stripe
  • Shopify
[05]
§ Decision assessment

Keep, improve, switch, or assess one workflow.

Six questions, about one minute. Get a neutral next step without a price or savings claim.

> six questions · about one minute · a neutral next step

[01]What are you assessing?
[02]What is the main problem?
[03]How distinctive is the required workflow?
[04]How well are data and integration dependencies understood?
[05]Is someone accountable for evaluating and operating a changed system?
[06]When does the decision matter?
No account · no price or savings claim · unknown is a valid answer
[06]
§ Approach

We don't just build. We partner.

  • [01]

    Delivery roles made explicit

    The scope identifies the delivery roles, decision owners, access boundaries, and escalation needs for the proposed work. Staffing, locations, and any third-party involvement are discussed before a commercial commitment.

  • [02]

    Decision-first discovery

    A discovery engagement maps the relevant costs, workflows, risks, and ownership requirements before a replacement scope is proposed. It produces a documented decision artifact even when the recommended answer is to stay.

  • [03]

    Ownership made explicit

    Repository access, source-code ownership, operating documentation, continuity requirements, and any escrow terms are agreed in the written scope before launch. The operating model is not inferred from a generic engagement promise.

  • [04]

    Phased delivery, where needed

    The delivery plan identifies the required migration checks, sequencing, ownership, and rollback decision before production change. A parallel run is used where the workflow risk warrants it.

[08]
§ Contact

Start with the workflow that matters.

Tell us what is costly, slow, or difficult to change. We’ll review the request and follow up.

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