01 · 3 days · dev
Anything you want, built in three days. Then grown to where you want it.
One person directs agents through the whole build: more shipped, no drop in quality or control.
3 days
to a live site
2 weeks
to a working web app
100%
yours at handover
The gap
Most teams use AI without changing how building works.
AI assistants make one engineer faster and vibe coding makes a prototype in an afternoon. Neither ships production software again and again.
We replace ad hoc AI use with a way of building: human direction, agent execution, shared context, built-in controls.
Speed × risk
Move fast without giving up control.
HighDelivery riskLow
AI-assisted development
Vibe coding
Traditional development
Our way: high speed, low risk
SlowDelivery speedFast
Built to combine what the other three cannot: high speed and low risk.
How it works
Agents at every stage. One person in control.
Agents, a maintained context, repeatable workflows and one person in charge move the whole build faster.
01
Context that compounds.
Requirements, architecture, rules and decisions live as shared context, so the person and the agents work from one understanding.
02
Agents across the lifecycle.
Agents help with planning, architecture, building, testing, documentation and delivery, not only code.
03
A person stays accountable.
One person directs the agents, makes the calls that matter and owns what ships.
04
Quality built in.
Testing, security and human review run through the whole build, on a tested CRM and CMS, not bolted on at the end.
The operating model
What makes it repeatable.
The way we build rests on three connected parts.
Principles
What we believe
How a person and agents work together, how decisions are made, and the standards nothing ships below.
Method
How we work
The practices that apply those principles across the lifecycle, for new builds and the ones we grow.
Kit
What makes it repeatable
Reusable agents, context packs, shared standards and guardrails, so the second build is better than the first.
- Principles
- Practices
- Tools
- Production-ready software
The builder's view
The person moves up the value chain.
With the repeat work on agents, the person spends the time on architecture, direction and the decisions that matter.
- The person
- Scopes the work, decides the architecture, reviews every screen and every line.
- The agents
- Write the first draft of everything, run the tests, and take your changes from your phone, ChatGPT or Claude.
Engagement models
Three ways to put it to work.
Embed a builder in your team, establish the way of working, or bring in a pod to own an outcome.
- Embed
Forward Deployed Engineering
One builder inside your team, applying this way of working to your live priorities from day one.
- Works within your current sprints and workflows
- Builds production software alongside your team
- Applies the method from day one
- Adds AI-driven development where needed
Best when: You need an experienced builder inside an existing team.
- Establish
Scaffolding
The structures, workflows and guardrails that make this way of working repeatable in your own team.
- Assess your development environment and AI readiness
- Shared context, workflows, standards and practices
- Reusable agents, tools and quality gates
- The model at work on real builds
Best when: You want your own team to adopt and scale the method.
- Own
AI Agentic Pod
A compact pod, one person directing agents, that owns a defined product, platform or workflow.
- Product, engineering and quality in one pod
- End-to-end ownership from planning to production
- Working software in rapid increments
- Quality, security and governance throughout
Best when: You need a whole team to own an outcome.
So far
What we have shipped so far.
- BPS Hair SalonWebsite
30 s
to book a chair
In Desa Sri Hartamas since 2012, 366 Google reviews. One page: price, reviews and a thirty-second booking.
- TaskmentumWebsite
3 days
from brief to live
A site that matched the operator-led business behind it. Scoped day one, built day two, live day three.
- AI Exec HubProduct
CLI-led
content, from prompt to published
A site and a prompt-led content system for executives learning to lead with AI.
Where it fits
From strategy to adoption.
Start from a product you have in mind, or from a scope we set together:
Step 01 · Decide
Decide what to build, what it costs and what you own.
Step 02 · Build
Build it this way: agents on the execution, a person in control.
Step 03 · Adopt
Adopt it: training, rules, numbers and the agents handed over.
Get started
Build faster without lowering the bar.
Put this way of building to work on your next site, product, workflow or rebuild.
- Fixed price before we start
- A person on every screen
- Yours at handover
3 days
The price.
No list price: it fits the scope. A written scope and a fixed price within a week, either way.
Questions.
What do the three days depend on?
Mostly on you: decisions on the day and the content you have. A five-page site with your copy takes a day, with ours three.
What is the difference between a site and a web app?
A site is pages, a CRM, a CMS and search in three days. An app adds accounts, payments and dashboards in two weeks.
Which CRM do I get?
Ours, capturing every enquiry, call and booking. If you run Salesforce, GoHighLevel or HubSpot, it connects to that instead.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. The repository, hosting and every account are in your name.
Can I change things myself afterwards?
Yes. Edit any page in the CMS from your phone, or ask ChatGPT or Claude and the Build agent ships it on a preview you approve.