You have an idea and no technical lead
Every choice is made in the dark, and mistakes cost.
Sometimes you need someone to say what's worth doing, what it costs to keep running, and which quote not to sign.
Every choice is made in the dark, and mistakes cost.
The work goes on, but nobody sets the priorities.
You're holding a quote and need someone to read it with no stake in it.
We come to the meetings that matter, write the decisions down and own them. They are made by the person who writes the code.
Long enough to see whether the problem is technical. Often it isn't.
What you don't use, you don't pay. No mandatory retainer.
Every choice ends up in a document that's yours, clear to whoever comes next.
It's over when you can decide on your own. We don't work at being indispensable.
No reports nobody reopens. What you're left with is decisions in writing, dated, with the reason beside them.
It isn't a way of selling you the build. If we're the right people to build it, we say so up front and in writing.
It is free and there are no strings. You tell us what you need to build, we ask questions, and at the end we tell you what is worth doing, what is not, and in what order, even when the answer is not to do it. Video call, or in person if you are nearby.
Quickly, including when the answer is no. Whoever reads it and replies is the one who would then write the code.
We work from Città di Castello, in the province of Perugia, in the upper Tiber Valley: we don't carry big-city costs, so we don't pass them on. We work face to face with companies across the Umbrian and Tuscan Valtiberina, Sansepolcro, San Giustino, Umbertide, Anghiari, and the provinces of Perugia and Arezzo. Everywhere else we work remotely.
Yes, and it is a good part of the work. A small company with a clear problem is a better client than a large one that does not know what it wants. All we ask is that someone on your side can decide: without that, any project stretches.
Yes. Whoever answers your first call is whoever writes the code, and whoever answers when something breaks. There is no salesperson who closes you and a team that inherits the project without ever hearing your voice.
Yes, and it is the same craft. We develop our own products end to end, and they are where we try ideas out before taking them to a client. If there were no room for your project, we would tell you on the first call.
Yes, in writing. Code, credentials and accounts stay yours: at the end you get the full repository and the documentation. If one day you want to take it elsewhere you can, without asking us, and we walk whoever takes over through it.
No compulsory fee. If you want a maintenance agreement we will write one, but it is your choice and it can end. What remains are the third-party services the product uses, like hosting and the domain, and those are in your name.
Yes, and it is a service of its own. We come in as a technical lead by the hour, as many as you decide: what to do first, what technology to use, how to judge quotes and vendors. It helps people with the idea but not the skills, and companies with developers but nobody deciding.
Yes. We work with Power BI and Tableau: we connect the sources, build the data model and the measures, and design the reports for the people who actually read them. If the dashboard belongs inside the software you use every day, we build it there.
The first call is free of charge: you leave knowing what is worth doing, and what is not.