Discovery Sprint
Two weeks that end in a clickable prototype, an architecture and integration map, a fixed scope and a fixed price. Credited against the build.
Portals, internal tools, SaaS products and mobile apps, engineered AI-native with clean architecture and senior review throughout. A two-week Discovery Sprint turns the idea into a prototype and a fixed price; weekly working builds take it to production.

We take products from a sketch to something your customers use, and we stay to grow it.
Two weeks that end in a clickable prototype, an architecture and integration map, a fixed scope and a fixed price. Credited against the build.
Customer portals, internal tools, SaaS products and marketplaces on .NET, Node.js or Python back ends with React, Next.js or Angular front ends.
iOS and Android apps that share APIs, identity and data with your web product, so one change ships everywhere.
Student, member, partner and employee portals with role-based access, and the Power BI or custom dashboards that sit behind them.
ERP, CRM, payment, identity and partner systems connected through clean, documented APIs; MuleSoft where the estate calls for it.
Search, summarisation, document understanding, agents and assistants built on your data, with evaluation, guardrails and cost controls before anything reaches a user.
Sales Cloud, Marketing Cloud and Experience Cloud implementations when the product you need is a CRM done right.
A legacy system rebuilt a slice at a time, behind the same front door, with the data migrated and the users none the wiser.
Hyper-care after launch, then a dedicated team or retainer for the roadmap. We build and run our own product, ClinQ HMS, so we know what a live system needs.
Sales Cloud, Marketing Cloud and Experience Cloud implementations, integrated through MuleSoft.
Landing zones, migrations, App Service and container workloads, Azure OpenAI: the natural home for Microsoft-stack builds.
Well-architected workloads on AWS: serverless and containers, infrastructure as code, cost under control.
Approvals and line-of-business apps on Power Apps and Power Automate; reporting leadership trusts in Power BI.
Every build separates what the business does from how it is delivered and stored. That is what lets a product gain a mobile app, an AI feature or a new integration without a rewrite. The team runs internal sessions on exactly this; the photos on this site are from them.
The dependency rule: inner layers know nothing about outer ones. It sounds academic until the day you swap a vendor and nothing else changes.

A Sitefinity portal with an Angular front end for students and staff, a CMS migration, and Power BI dashboards that gave leadership the numbers they were missing.

Sales Cloud and Marketing Cloud with MuleSoft integration: centralised inquiries, automated lead scoring and nurturing, and real-time dashboards for admissions and marketing.

One enterprise content platform for a network of recreational and member clubs, with a role-based NSMen portal and Singapore data-compliance requirements built in.
Named systems we have connected on client projects. If yours is not here, ask; most have an API, and the ones that do not have a file drop.
Users, journeys and constraints into a clickable prototype; the architecture and integration map; a fixed scope and price. What you get.
Thin end-to-end slices first, so the riskiest integration is proven early. Weekly working builds on staging, reviewed with you.
Tests, static analysis, dependency and secret scanning on every change, then a senior engineer's review. AI features pass an evaluation set before release.
A rehearsed release with rollback, hyper-care, then the same team on the roadmap as a retainer or a dedicated team.
ClinQ HMS is built and operated by this team. We know what a live system needs because we carry the pager.
Founder-led, with enterprise and Fortune 500 experience behind every architecture decision.
Prototypes in days, production in weeks. The repetitive work is generated and checked; the judgment calls are made by people.
The engineers in the first workshop are the engineers on the go-live call, and after it.
By making it exist first, as a prototype. The Discovery Sprint turns the idea into clickable screens, an architecture and a written scope; the fixed price is attached to that scope. Changes after that are priced as changes, which is what keeps the original number honest.
The one your team can run after we leave. .NET and SQL Server where you are a Microsoft shop; Node.js or Python with PostgreSQL where you are not; React, Next.js or Angular on the front end; Azure or AWS underneath. We write the reasons down so the choice can be audited later.
Yes, and it is usually the fastest route to value: search, summarisation, document understanding or an assistant on top of data you already hold. We build an evaluation set before the feature, so you know how good it is before your users do.
Yes, in full, on payment, including the prototype and architecture from discovery.
Ask about a dedicated team: a stable group of engineers who work in your tools, under your review process, and stay.
From a focused internal tool to a multi-tenant SaaS platform. Below a Discovery Sprint's worth of work, a conversation is enough to quote; above it, the sprint is where the risk is taken out.
Bring the problem. In two weeks you will have a prototype, an architecture and a fixed price, and a team that can start the Monday after.