Fixed scope. Written spec. Production delivery.
You're not buying "development hours." You're buying a controlled build process that prevents the usual failures: unclear scope, brittle automations, undocumented systems, and vendor lock-in.
Commerce Sprint
Shopify or WooCommerce builds engineered for conversion, fulfillment reality, and clean ownership.
Ops or eCommerce leaders responsible for checkout, fulfillment, subscription revenue, and reporting.
Teams looking for "a pretty theme" without operational rigor.
- Storefront build (Shopify or WooCommerce) with production-ready theme structure
- Checkout and conversion improvements (where platform allows)
- Subscription setup (Recharge or equivalent) when applicable
- Fulfillment and shipping configuration (ShipStation, carriers, rules)
- Lifecycle and retention wiring (Klaviyo flows + events)
- Analytics + event tracking plan (so reporting doesn't lie)
- QA, launch, and handoff package (docs + access)
- Fixed scope defined in the spec (features and pages are enumerated)
- Standard integrations included; custom apps are separate scope
- Content and product data supplied by client (we can structure it, not invent it)
Web App Sprint
Custom operational web applications for assets, contracts, approvals, portals, and internal operations.
Heads of Ops/RevOps shipping revenue-critical workflows that cannot live in spreadsheets or brittle no-code.
Products requiring ongoing feature churn without a roadmap.
- Next.js + TypeScript application built for production use
- Database design and data integrity rules (Neon/Postgres or Supabase)
- Auth + permissions model (roles, approvals, auditability)
- Admin tooling and operational views (not just a user-facing UI)
- Integration layer (APIs, webhooks, scheduled jobs)
- Observability baseline (error handling, logs, basic monitoring)
- Documentation + runbook + deployment pipeline (Vercel)
- Scope defined by spec + acceptance tests
- Standard auth patterns unless scoped otherwise
- 30-day post-launch stabilization window (bugs, not features)
Integration Sprint
Automations and integrations that don't fail silently or corrupt your data.
Ops teams stuck doing manual reconciliation across tools (CRM, eCom, fulfillment, finance).
Teams without stable processes or ownership of the source of truth.
- Workflow map and source-of-truth definitions
- API and webhook integrations (Make, custom Node handlers when needed)
- Data validation rules and duplicate prevention
- Error handling and alerting (so failures are visible)
- Documentation + runbook for future maintainers
- Up to 5 integrations per sprint
- Standard APIs; no scraping unless explicitly scoped
- Existing tool accounts and admin access required
Built to prevent the failures you've already paid for
Scope failure
Written spec, acceptance criteria, milestone demos
Lock-in failure
Repo access, admin access, documentation, handoff
Brittle systems
Validation, monitoring, runbooks, sane architecture
What we don't do
If it doesn't fit a package, we still scope it
Some projects are rebuilds, migrations, or mixed systems: storefront plus backend workflows, legacy refactors, or phased platform rollouts.
Discuss your projectIf you want unlimited revisions or indefinite scope, this is not a fit.