services — nine capabilities, three engagement shapes
Every engagement is one of three shapes.
Fixed-scope advisory, project delivery, or retained capacity. Pick the shape that fits; we scope the work together and put it in writing before anything starts.
Advisory & design
FIXED-SCOPE · WEEKS, NOT MONTHSEngagements that end with a document and a decision — useful whether or not we build what it describes.
Software development consultancy
Independent technical advice: stack and architecture choices, build-vs-buy calls, codebase audits, delivery planning. We put our reasoning in writing so you can hold us to it.
IT requirements management
We turn stakeholder intent into numbered, testable requirements — and keep the document current as scope moves, so changes are edits to a spec, not surprises in an invoice.
Systems analysis & design
Data models, interfaces, and architecture designed and reviewed before implementation starts — the cheapest place to catch a structural mistake.
Build & verify
PROJECT DELIVERYScoped builds delivered in short cycles — you see running software every week, not a status slide.
Programming
Web applications, APIs, internal tools, and integrations — written against the agreed spec, with code review on every change and a repository you own from day one.
Software testing & QA
Test plans mapped to requirements; automated suites plus structured manual QA. Also available standalone — including for code we didn't write.
Project management
One accountable point of contact, a visible plan, and honest status — including bad news early, when it's still cheap to act on.
Retained capacity
ONGOINGFor work that doesn't end at a release: sustained engineering, process, and research.
IT & telecom outsourcing
A stable, managed extension of your team for sustained workloads — with guaranteed working-hour overlap with your timezone and the same review discipline as our project work.
IT process development
We set up the engineering process itself: CI/CD pipelines, code review practice, release management, and documentation your team will actually maintain.
R&D in computer sciences
Feasibility studies and prototypes for problems without an off-the-shelf answer — time-boxed, with a written finding either way. A negative result that saves a build is a good outcome.