One feature. Fourteen days. Guaranteed.
Most engineering work does not need a quarter. It needs a clear scope, a senior pair of hands, and a deadline that means something. The sprint is built around exactly that.
You send a one-page brief. By end of day, we send back a fixed scope, a fixed price of $14,000, and a delivery date. For the next 14 days you watch the work happen: daily commits, a preview URL on every pull request, twice-weekly Loom updates, an async Slack channel that is always open. On day 14 the feature is in your production, with a README and a 10-minute handoff video.
If we miss day 14, you get the full fee back. Not a discount, not a credit, the whole $14,000. The guarantee is written into the contract as a date. We have not missed one yet, and the discipline that keeps it that way starts with being honest about what a sprint can and cannot hold.
What counts as a sprint.
Stripe webhook reconciliation
Catch every billing event exactly once, even on retries and duplicate deliveries.
Supabase auth migration
Move onto Supabase Auth with row-level security designed alongside the schema.
AI chatbot RAG layer
Ground an assistant in your own documents, with citations and a hard refusal gate.
Postgres schema redesign
Rework a data model that has outgrown its first draft, with safe, reversible migrations.
Pages to App Router port
Port a bounded surface of a Next.js app, scoped tightly, shipped behind a feature flag.
Metered billing layer
Usage-based billing with idempotent events and a shadow-mode rollout before any charge.
Internal admin dashboard
A server-rendered admin surface a non-engineer on your team can actually run.
Third-party integration
Wire in a new API, a payment rail, Slack, a CRM, cleanly, tested, and documented.
What does not count.
- A brand new greenfield product, built from zero.
- A three-month enterprise build with many moving parts.
- Anything that needs on-site stakeholder workshops to scope.
- Native mobile applications, iOS or Android.
A 14-day sprint.
- 01Day 0
Brief and scope
You send a one-page brief. We send back a fixed scope, a fixed price, and a delivery date by end of day.
- 02Days 1 to 3
Spec and skeleton
Saurav writes the spec, the engineer scaffolds the code with Claude Code, and you get a Loom walking you through both.
- 03Days 4 to 12
Build and review
Daily commits, twice-weekly Loom updates, an async Slack channel. Claude Code, Cursor, and Linear, in the open. You watch the work happen.
- 04Days 13 to 14
Ship and handoff
Deploy to your production, write the README, record a 10-minute handoff video, and close the sprint.
If we miss day 14, you get the full fee back. No questions.
One price. One date.
Sprint
Fixed price- One production-ready feature, scope locked on day 0.
- Written money-back guarantee if we miss day 14.
- Daily commits, twice-weekly Loom updates, async Slack.
- A senior engineer named in your contract, founder reviewing.
- Full handoff: production deploy, README, 10-minute video.
Best for: a specific feature, integration, or workflow you need shipped now.
Embedded team
Month to month- A senior engineer embedded in your team, tools, and standups.
- Month to month, 30-day notice, no minimum term.
- Weekly cadence, daily Slack, a written monthly review.
- Zero conversion fee if you later hire them full-time.
- Founder review and a second engineer to pair when needed.
Best for: a continuous workload of 2 to 6 months.
Three sprints that shipped.
Sprint questions.
One production-ready feature, integration, or workflow with a scope we can fix on day 0. A Stripe billing layer, an auth migration, a RAG retrieval layer, a schema redesign. If we can write a fixed scope and a ship date for it, it is a sprint.
Have a feature in mind?
Send a one-page brief. A fixed price and a ship date back by morning.