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Ship in six days,
not six months.

Production web apps, mobile apps, and AI agents, built by engineers commanding AI agent fleets. For procurement teams that need a delivery date they can defend.

AI · FIRST · SOFTWARE · STUDIO

Built with

  • Claude SDK
  • Anthropic
  • Cloudflare
  • React Native
  • Astro
  • TypeScript
  • Vector DB

Six days from kickoff to launch

Not a sprint forced on a team. The natural cadence of a small team using AI to its fullest. We compress what typical teams spend three months on by committing to risk before we commit to the build.

  1. 01 DAY 0

    Brief & estimate

    We size the work before we agree to do it. One call, a written scope, an honest delivery date. If it cannot ship in six days we say so upfront.

  2. 02 DAYS 1–2

    Shape & spike

    Architecture, data model, and a clickable prototype. Every dangerous assumption gets spiked in real code, not in Figma. Risk is committed to before the build is.

  3. 03 DAYS 3–6

    Ship MVP

    Every flow working end-to-end on production infrastructure. AI-generated tests, WCAG audit, and Lighthouse ≥95 are inside the cycle, not after the ship.

  4. 04 ONGOING

    Polish in production

    Real users, real data, real iteration. Monitoring, error budgets, and a changelog that writes itself as we ship. Handoff is a Loom walkthrough plus auto-generated docs.

Six days, because the AI is on the build, not bolted to it

Every engineer on the team commands a fleet of agents that read the codebase, write the tests, refactor the modules, and document the result alongside us. The ratio that matters is not engineers per feature, it is supervised-agent-hours per feature, and that ratio is what compresses the cycle without trading quality.

AI techniques in every project
  • RAG retrieval over the client codebase
  • Multi-agent orchestration via Claude SDK
  • Structured-output schemas
  • Prompt caching, context pinning
  • AI-driven eval rigs before ship
  • Auto-generated test cases
  • Docs generated alongside code

Six commits that make six days work

Each one is a clause we sign before kickoff. None is aspirational.

  1. 01

    Interview the user, ignore the org chart

    We sit with the people who open the app at 9am. Stakeholders see the build after we know what's broken for users.

  2. 02

    Run agents like junior engineers

    Each engineer drives 3 to 5 agents that write, review, refactor, and test in parallel. A human approves every merge.

  3. 03

    Cut the MVP on Day 6, polish against Week 2 analytics

    Day 6 hits production with real auth, real data, real users. The next 14 days polish against what they actually click.

  4. 04

    Price the scope before we sign it

    You get a 1-page estimate with day count, agent count, and what we will not build. Change requests get re-priced, never absorbed.

  5. 05

    Generate the tests, gate the deploy

    Agents write unit, integration, and E2E suites the same day we write the feature. CI blocks merge below 80 percent coverage.

  6. 06

    Write the docs in the same commit

    Every PR ships with README, API reference, and runbook updates. Reviewers reject PRs where docs lag the code.

Got something to ship?

We reply within one working day, anywhere in APAC, with a rough scope and timeline.