Frequently asked questions

It depends on scope, integrations and how much design work is needed. A focused MVP is a different order of cost from a multi-tenant platform with compliance requirements. We give a written estimate with a range and the assumptions behind it after a scoping conversation, so you can see which parts drive the number and cut them if you want to.

A well-scoped MVP typically reaches a usable first release in two to four months. Larger platforms run longer and ship in stages rather than one launch. The variable that moves timelines most is decision speed on your side, not engineering capacity — we plan for that explicitly.

Primarily TypeScript across the stack — React and Next.js on the front end, Node.js and NestJS on the back end, PostgreSQL or MongoDB for data, and AWS for infrastructure. Flutter for cross-platform mobile, Python where machine learning is involved. We choose per project and explain the reasoning rather than defaulting to one stack.

Yes. That is a common engagement — our engineers join your repositories, standups and review process rather than working in parallel. We can also take a defined component or service and deliver it against your interfaces.

Yes, and usually without a freeze on new work. The normal approach is incremental: put the existing system behind a stable interface, move functionality across in slices, and keep both running until the migration is complete. A rewrite from scratch is a last resort.

Yes. Support arrangements range from a defined response window for critical issues through to an ongoing retained team. Every project ends with documentation and a handover session, so you are not dependent on us by default.

Yes — we work with clients in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, the UAE and Europe. We keep a few hours of overlap with your working day for calls and reviews, and asynchronous updates cover the rest.