Key Features
Tech Stack
The insight that led to this: I watched a friend's startup spend 3 weeks hiring a contractor for a 2-day task. The friction—interviews, contracts, onboarding—wasn't worth it. But they couldn't just ask their engineers to drop everything, and they couldn't wait 3 weeks.
Productized services work great for other verticals (design, marketing, copywriting). We thought: why not development?
The hard part wasn't the development—it's the matching. Getting the right developer for each task's tech stack. We've built our vetting and matching process around that.
Feel free to ask about pricing, use cases, tech stack limitations, or why we think this is better than Toptal/Upwork/agencies. Happy to engage.
IME the client always wants to change the scope of the work after it starts. How do you handle that?
We have scope of work in the quote. If client wants to change anything, depending on status of the task and the impact of change, we charge additional amount and record a scope of work change or additions.
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