For businesses with real revenue on the line. Fixed price, launch date in writing. After launch, we run it or hand it all over.










“Rikaz told me what features not to build, which saved me weeks of wasted development.”
“The Delivery Guarantee sold me. If they didn't ship on time, they'd keep working for free. They shipped early.”
“Witsberry architected it as a multi-tenant platform from day one.”
| What you get | AI tools, on your own | A typical agency | Witsberry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Working software, fast | Hours | Months | 14 days, we use AI too |
| Tells you what not to build | Builds what you ask | Bills what you ask | Free build plan |
| Fixed price, launch date in writing | No one to hold to it | Usually estimates | Late weeks are free |
| Checked against 12 production checks | Not checked | Varies | Signed verdict |
| Someone on call when it breaks | You | Extra contract | RUN, or full handover |
| You own everything | Yes | Not always | From day one |
| A named person answers for it | No one | An account manager | Rikaz Zarook, signed |
A written WB-12 verdict on what you have, or a build plan for what you need.
For everyone. Start here.We fix the three WB-12 failures that put your business most at risk.
For products built with AI tools that work, but won't hold.Yes. Most clients start from spreadsheets, WhatsApp and off-the-shelf tools. Tell us how the work runs today and in 5 days you get a build plan: what to build, what not to, a fixed price and a launch date in writing.
You can, for the first version. What AI tools don't do is the twelve things that matter once real customers and real money touch it. That gap is what WB-12 measures, and it stays invisible until it costs you a contract or a rebuild.
It's fixed, not hourly, and it replaces roughly $55,000 of separately priced work. You pay it in three parts of $6,000, each tied to working software. If you only need fixes, the Fix sprint is $4,800.
No. That's usually a head start. We audit what exists, keep what holds and rebuild only what doesn't.
No. RUN is optional. Every build ends with a full handover: the code, the infrastructure, the credentials, the documentation and a walkthrough for whoever takes it over, your team or another engineer. Keep us on only if it's worth it to you. There is nothing to be locked into.
You own the repo, the infrastructure and the credentials from day one. Any competent engineer could pick it up in a day, because it's built to a published standard.

You're not hiring a company. You're hiring a person who signs their name to it.
Rikaz Zarook, Founder & CTO. Thirteen years in software. Two builds a month, that's the whole capacity.