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Prototype → Production

Your prototype works.
Now make it production-ready.

Bring us what you built with Claude Code, Codex, Base44, Lovable, or your own team. We assess what is worth keeping, engineer what production requires, and ship it — then hand the repository back so you can keep going.

What we need to start

01Access to what exists — repo, deployed link, or export.
02The tool it was built with, and who has been maintaining it.
03What launch means for you: first users, date, and the must-have flows.
04Whether payments, sensitive data, or external systems are involved.

Never send credentials, secrets, or private keys. A read-only look is enough to start.

The honest read

“It works” is an important milestone. It isn't the finish line.

Authentication works, but permissions are unclear.

The UI works, but the backend logic is fragile.

The database works, but scaling is uncertain.

AI generated most of the code, but nobody owns the architecture.

Deployment works manually, but there is no production process.

Integrations work in testing, but failures are not handled.

There is no monitoring.

There are no meaningful tests.

Changes break unrelated features.

You do not need to throw the prototype away. You need to know what belongs in production.

The assessment

We start by understanding what you already built.

Every part of the prototype lands in one of four buckets, and you see the list before a single line is written.

01

Keep

What is already production-worthy: working flows, a sound data shape, UI that holds up in front of users.

02

Improve

What can be hardened: code that works but needs structure, tests, and real error handling.

03

Rebuild

What creates unacceptable production risk: authentication, data integrity, and anything customers depend on.

04

Add

What the product still needs: monitoring, admin tooling, integrations, and the paths nobody prototyped.

The cycle

Your system, live in four weeks.

From scratch or from a prototype, appropriately scoped systems are built, hardened, and deployed on a focused four-week cycle — extending to six when scope or technical complexity requires it.

Week 1

Assess & architect

Prototype reviewLaunch scopeRisk listArchitecture and plan
Weeks 2–3

Engineer

Frontend and backendData model and migrationsIntegrations and AIInfrastructure
Week 4

Harden

QA and edge casesPerformanceProduction configurationSecurity review
End of week 4

Live

Production deploymentMonitoring and alertsDocumentationLaunch support

Show us the prototype.

We will come back with what to keep, what to rebuild, and what it takes to put it in front of real customers. The repository stays yours.