Who we are
We work with established enterprises, SaaS companies and mobile product teams, in healthcare, financial services, media, retail, real estate and industrial operations. We design it, build it, and stay on it after launch.
Average review score
Clutch
Average across all 10 reviews, verified by Clutch rather than by us
Clients served
Our client record
Enterprises, SaaS companies, startups and product teams we have delivered for since 2019
Marketplace standing
Third-party platform
Our core team is Top Rated and Expert-Vetted, with 100% job success across 500+ jobs
Contest winners
Core team
Our core team has won international programming contests and hackathons sponsored by IBM and HP
What we do
Everything a build needs, from one team. Work stays with the team that scoped it rather than passing to a junior bench once the pitch is over. One contract, one lead, whether you need one service or all six of them.
Custom web application development, portals and APIs on AWS and Azure, plus legacy modernization, QA and test automation, internal tools and the CI/CD line behind them.
Discuss this serviceGenAI and LLM systems, RAG pipelines and AI agents, plus conversational AI, computer vision and machine learning, taken through to production.
Discuss this serviceNative iOS in Swift and Android in Kotlin and Java, or React Native, Unity and MAUI for a shared codebase, plus AR, VR and spatial computing apps for visionOS, Android XR and Meta Quest. Store release and support after launch.
Discuss this serviceETL and ELT pipelines, warehouse design and data modeling, lineage tracking and access control, and the reporting layer on top. We scope the data layer before AI work, not after.
Discuss this serviceAgent workflows, document processing and API integration across the systems you already run, plus lifecycle automation, attribution, technical SEO, link building and digital PR. Instrumented so results trace to a source.
Discuss this serviceUX strategy, user research and usability testing, interface design and design systems your engineers can build against without guessing.
Discuss this serviceWe build the system and we keep it running: architecture, delivery, release and the maintenance contract after it. Most of our work, and the reason the other two exist.
Includes
Who owns what
Architecture assessments, discovery and technical due diligence, for clients deciding what to build, or whether the thing they have is worth extending.
Includes
Who owns what
Senior engineers into a team you already run, under your direction and your process, when the delivery is yours to own.
Includes
Who owns what
No fee · Reply within one business day
Get an estimate written by the people who build it
Whoever writes your estimate has to deliver against it. That is what keeps the number honest.
Proof
Every review we have is five out of five. All of them said they would work with us again.
“They’ve combined technical excellence with a thoughtful, client-first approach.”
“They brought creativity and professionalism in a way that made the whole experience result-oriented.”
Communication was always clear, and we felt like they genuinely cared about getting things right as per our client’s direction.
Web, cloud and API build for an IT and cyber security integrator, delivered for their own end client. Load times came down, the site stays fast through traffic peaks, and a custom portal made content management more efficient for their team.
Next step
Tell us what you are building. A senior engineer replies within one business day, with an NDA on request.
The project led to improved site speed, enhanced user experience, and increased engagement metrics such as longer session duration and higher conversion rates.
Web and API platform for a healthcare provider, on scalable cloud hosting, with annual maintenance covering monitoring, updates and backups. Uptime stayed stable after launch.
Next step
Tell us what you are building. A senior engineer replies within one business day, with an NDA on request.
Friendly, accurate and fast delivery. EvolveDash Inc fulfilled their agreements as promised.
Android app for an events ticketing and registration company, built for the newest Android versions to scan QR codes. Delivered quickly, with fast responses throughout.
Next step
Tell us what you are building. A senior engineer replies within one business day, with an NDA on request.
A senior engineer from the team that would run the build spends three days on your system and writes up what they find: current state, target architecture, risk register and costs per phase. It is yours to keep. Share it with your board, or with another vendor.
Architecture assessment
Sample
Findings
Risks we would escalate
| Phase plan | Duration | Cost | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Stabilize | 3 wks | Redacted |
| 02 | Extract services | 8 wks | Redacted |
| 03 | Split reporting | 4 wks | Redacted |
How we work
Six commitments that go into the statement of work, not a premium tier you upgrade to later. They apply from the first sprint.
Threat modeling before code, and commit scanning for vulnerable dependencies and leaked secrets.
Test suites gate merges, so a release does not depend on someone remembering to check.
We agree performance budgets up front, then soak-test and deliberately break the system before launch day.
Least-privilege access and data pinned to the region you need, set up by default rather than on request.
Logs, traces, alerts and runbooks ship with the code. Handover is a deliverable, not a favor.
Changes ship behind feature flags where it matters, so a bad release can be rolled back rather than patched live.
Industries
The stack barely changes between sectors. What changes is what the architecture has to survive, and that is what we scope against on the first call.
Have us assess yoursA CRM, an ERP and a dozen tools that all have to agree, and a product that must plug into each of them. SaaS, professional services, HR, real estate.
How we build for it
Where it shows up
Data residency, retention and an audit trail that stands up on inspection. Healthcare, financial services, insurance, government, legal.
How we build for it
Where it shows up
Traffic that peaks rather than averages, and a device matrix that keeps moving. Media, retail, travel, sport.
How we build for it
Where it shows up
Legacy interfaces you cannot rewrite and uptime windows measured in minutes. Manufacturing, logistics, energy, telecom.
How we build for it
Where it shows up
We do not pick technology per project. We pick from what we already run in production for other clients, which means no one on your engagement is learning the stack on your budget.
What people actually touch: web, iOS, Android and headsets.
The application layer: APIs, business logic, integrations.
Storage, pipelines, and the infrastructure they run on.
Applied to one job in the product, not bolted on.
Agentic and rule-based workflow, plus the go-to-market systems your team already runs.
The screens, flows and assets the interface is built from.
Engagement models
One MSA, one rate card, same team across every model. You can mix them: fixed-price the known phase, time & materials the unknown one, retainer the run. Figures come out on the first call, before anyone writes a proposal. If the work sits well above or below our usual range, you hear that then.
Most common
Scope, acceptance criteria and a milestone schedule, priced after discovery, not before. Right for well-understood builds. Scope changes go through change control and are re-quoted before they are worked.
Discuss this modelNext step
Send the scope you have. We price it after a short discovery, with acceptance criteria and milestones written into the SOW.
A working product with the core loop built and nothing else. Two shapes: an investor MVP to raise against, or a go-to-market MVP to put in front of early adopters. Scope, timeline and team are set in discovery, and the codebase is production-grade so the next phase builds on it rather than replacing it.
Discuss this modelNext step
Tell us the core loop and who it is for, investors or early adopters. We come back with scope, timeline and team.
Sprint-based delivery on an agreed rate card, with a not-to-exceed ceiling when procurement needs one. Right for work whose shape moves: integrations against systems you do not control, legacy modernization.
Discuss this modelNext step
Tell us what is uncertain. We agree a rate card and, if procurement needs one, a not-to-exceed cap.
Ownership after go-live: monitoring, incident response inside agreed bands, patching and security upgrades, plus a monthly allowance for small enhancements. Response times written into the SLA and reviewed each quarter against real ticket data.
Discuss this modelNext step
Tell us what is live and what hurts. We propose response bands and an SLA you review with us every quarter.
A short paid engagement ending in artifacts you keep whether or not you build with us: current-state review, target architecture, risk register and a costed roadmap. Runs standalone or as the front end of any other model.
Discuss this modelNext step
Two to four weeks, fixed fee, and the review, target architecture, risk register and roadmap are yours to keep.
Named senior engineers embedded in your squads: your backlog, your standups, your definition of done. Contracted monthly per seat with a 30-day ramp either way. You direct the work; we carry hiring, cover and retention.
Discuss this modelNext step
Tell us the roles and the stack. We propose named senior engineers, billed monthly per seat.
Insights
Technology
Commerce
Delivery
An idea at whiteboard stage, a new build, an AI pilot, a rebuild, QA on a codebase you inherited, or a stalled project that needs owning. A senior engineer takes the first call.
