Launch a new productYour idea, launched in 90 days.
A build plan first, working software on day 14, and a launch date in writing.
- Free build plan
- Working software in 14 days
- Launch in 90 days
The idea is clear. Getting it built is the hard part.
Founders with an audience or a business behind them get stuck in the same four places:
How we actually do it.
- 1Build plan, free, 5 daysWho it’s for, the one job it must do, what to leave out, a fixed price and a launch date.
- 2Working software, day 14Something real you can click through, not slides. Weekly demos from here on.
- 3Build to launchLogins, payments and data done properly, held to the twelve WB-12 checks.
- 4Launch and first usersStore or web launch, analytics on, and the first weeks watched closely.
What you get.
A plan before any code
In 5 days, the idea becomes a scope, a fixed price and a launch date. Including the features version one should leave out.
A product, not a prototype
Logins, payments and customer data done properly from the start, so the first real customers don’t break it.
Launch, then the first users
App store or web launch handled, analytics in place, and the first weeks watched closely so problems are fixed before people notice.
We didn't expect sales before we even launched. The site just started working on its own. That's when we knew the D2C channel was real.
The Idea-to-Launch Check
Six questions we ask every founder before we scope a first version. Clear answers make a faster, cheaper launch.
Common questions.
Other ways we help.
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.