Prototype to Production

Keep what your prototype proved. Replace what it can't survive.

We turn your validated prototype into a product that can hold real users, real data, and real payments — at a fixed price quoted from your actual code.

Every build quote starts from an audit of your actual code.

Fixed quote after audit

Price

Typically 2–6 weeks

Timeline

Credited to the build

Audit fee

Your prototype already did its job: it proved people want this. The mistake most founders make next is choosing between two bad options — shipping the fragile version, or paying an agency to rebuild everything from scratch on a vague time-and-materials quote. We do neither. The audit tells us exactly what to keep, what to harden, and what to replace, and we quote a fixed price for exactly that. You know the number before we write a line of code.

What's included

Authentication done properly

Server-side authorization on every route, sane session handling, and role logic that exists in the backend, not just the buttons.

Payments you can trust

Stripe (or similar) integrated with webhooks, retries, and edge cases tested — because billing bugs cost you customers and reputation at the same time.

Data model that scales

Proper multi-tenant isolation, indexes where they matter, and migrations so the schema can evolve without downtime.

Monitoring & error tracking

You find out about problems from a dashboard, not from a customer's angry email.

Clean deploys & CI

Every change tested and deployed the same way, so shipping stays boring — which is the goal.

Handover you actually own

Your repo, your accounts, your infrastructure. Documentation included. No lock-in by design.

How it works

01

Audit first

The $299 audit produces the findings; the findings produce the scope. Nothing is quoted blind.

02

Fixed-scope build

We harden or rebuild against the agreed scope, with a weekly demo so you see progress, not status reports.

03

Launch & handover

We ship it, monitor the first days with you, and hand over everything — code, docs, and dashboards.

A good fit if

  • Your prototype has users, a waitlist, or revenue on the line
  • You want a fixed price and a fixed scope, not an open-ended retainer
  • You'd rather keep your working product than start over from zero

Probably not, if

  • The idea is still unvalidated — spend nothing on hardening until people want the thing
  • You need a large native mobile build this quarter — tell us and we'll scope honestly or point you elsewhere

Ready when you are.

Two sentences and a link to what you built is enough to start.

Start with the audit