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Product Engineering

Design, build, and ship a production web product with one accountable team.

  • NEXT.JS
  • TYPESCRIPT
  • POSTGRES

DELIVERABLES

What you get

Concrete things that exist when we're done — not aspirations.

  • A clickable design prototype before we write product code
  • A production web application: Next.js, TypeScript, Postgres
  • Responsive UI that works from 360px up
  • CI pipeline, staging environment, and deploy checklist
  • A weekly demo and a written changelog you can forward
  • Handover docs and runbooks — you own the code and the accounts

PRICING

How it's priced

Fixed scope, sprints, or retainers — always inside published bands: Under $5k, $5–15k, $15–50k, $50k+.

Fixed-scope build

$15–50k

A defined product, a defined price, a defined date. Scope changes go through a written change order — no surprise invoices.

Feature sprint

$5–15k

Two to four weeks on a specific feature or rebuild inside an existing product. Demo at the end of every week.

Larger platforms

$50k+

Multi-quarter builds are split into fixed-scope phases. You approve each phase before the next begins.

PROOF

Work in this family

Products in production that came through this door.

FAQ

Fair questions

Who owns the code?

You do. Repositories, cloud accounts, and domains are created under your ownership from day one. We work inside them.

What if scope changes mid-build?

It usually does. Changes are written up with a price and a schedule impact before any work starts, so the decision is yours and the invoice is never a surprise.

How fast do we see something working?

You see a demo every week from the first week. The first deployed slice of the real product typically lands within the first two to three weeks of a build.

Do you work with an existing codebase?

Yes. We start with a short paid audit, tell you plainly what we found, and propose either a repair plan or a rebuild with reasoning for each.

Tell the Brain what you need. Get a plan in 48 hours.

Ten minutes of conversation, a structured brief, and a fixed-scope proposal with a real number on it.

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