Context
We start from the business situation: who is involved, what happens today, and what is getting in the way.
— PARTNERS
Engineering capacity
for a confirmed task.
For a software house whose team needs more engineering capacity. The role is agreed for a confirmed task, and the work stays inside your process.
HOW PARTNERSHIP WORKS
Context first.
Then a plan you can use.
Context, then discovery, then scope and approach, then a delivery plan, then build, launch and improve.
Discovery
We examine the problem, the constraints, and what a useful outcome would be.
Scope and approach
We propose what is in scope, what is not, and how the work should be shaped.
Delivery plan
We agree the practical next step and how the work will be reviewed.
Build, launch and improve
We build in reviewable increments, put the result into use, and keep improving it against that use.
WHAT WE PROVIDE
Capacity for work
you have decided to do.
An engineer or a small team for a confirmed task, working inside your own process, and technical input into planning.
01
Ongoing engineering support
When it fits Your team needs to strengthen delivery over time, rather than ship one isolated feature and then stop. The need is steady capacity for the work already in front of you.
What the work can include An engineer or a small team inside your process, on a confirmed task, and technical input into planning.
Practical result Engineering capacity on that task. The role is agreed with the task, not before it.
02
Team extension
When it fits An existing team needs another engineer inside its own process, on work already underway.
What the work can include Another engineer inside the team the company already has, on a confirmed task.
Practical result A person is confirmed for the task, not reserved in advance.
ENGAGEMENT MODELS
Three ways to
structure the work.
The model follows the project you describe.
Team extension
An engineer or a small team joins the team you already have and works inside your process. The role is agreed for a confirmed task.
White-label delivery
We do the delivery so your company can present the work under your own name. The work stays inside your process and your client relationship.
Technical discovery
We examine the problem, the constraints, and what a useful next step would be. You get a view of the work you can react to, before a build is agreed.
FAQ
Questions before
the work starts.
How a project starts, what discovery covers, and how an engagement is set up.
How do we start?
You share your goal and current situation. We review the context, ask clarifying questions and propose a practical next step, usually a short discovery.
Who owns the code and IP?
You do. Ownership of the delivered code and IP is set out in the contract.
Can you work with our existing team and process?
Yes. We can join your tools, rituals and codebase, or run delivery end to end.
REQUEST
Tell us what you need
Share a short context. We’ll review it and reply with a practical next step.
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YOUR PROJECT
Tell us about your project
Share your goal, the current situation, and any useful context. We'll come back with the next practical step.