Which companies do you work with?+
Companies in Europe, the US and beyond whose teams lose hours to manual work: copying between tools, chasing updates, rebuilding reports. We work remotely.
Can we see your work before we talk?+
Yes. Open our own systems before a conversation: Garage Pilot runs a workshop, Kestrel runs freight dispatch, Loopframe runs a public render pipeline and Signalpost shows real monitoring of our systems. Each work page explains what you can try. Client projects stay private unless the client agrees to show them.
Do we have to replace the tools we use now?+
No. Where your tools work, we connect to them; we replace only what is holding the team back, and we say which is which in the plan.
Who owns the code?+
You do. The source code, repositories and credentials are handed over when the work is paid for.
Can you sign an NDA?+
Yes. We sign yours before we discuss details, or provide one.
What happens after launch?+
We keep the system running: monitoring, fixes and improvements. Every system we run is watched by Signalpost, our monitoring system.
Which hours do you work?+
Our working day overlaps fully with European business hours and with the mornings of the US East Coast. Calls are booked in your time zone.
What does it cost?+
Projects start at $6,000 and are quoted as a fixed price after a call and a written scope. On demand, a senior developer is $600 a day, hour packs start at $1,700 for 20 hours, and a month with us is $5,600 for up to 80 hours. All prices are in US dollars, before any taxes.
How is payment arranged?+
Projects are paid in milestones, tied to releases you have tried. Packs and monthly work are invoiced in advance; the hours are logged against tasks you can see.