Full-Cycle Product Engineering

Idea to production: web, mobile, backend, by the same team, end to end.

01Questions buyers ask

What people actually ask before they hire us.

How do you decide between rebuilding and refactoring?
We start by reading the code and the deploy history, not by asking. If shipping a new feature takes longer than the feature itself, that's the rebuild signal. If it doesn't, we refactor in place and keep your team shipping.
What does 'same team from pitch to ship' actually mean?
The senior engineers who scoped your work in the sales conversation are the ones writing code on week one. No bench, no junior parachuting in three weeks later. The CEO of Supreme Golf ships code daily because the team didn't change after kickoff.
When do you bring in mobile vs. web first?
Mobile first if your buyer lives on a phone (consumer, field workforce, operations on the floor). Web first if you need fast iteration cycles or B2B sales demos. We've shipped both; the answer is your user, not our preference.
How fast can you go from zero to production?
Delos went whiteboard to enterprise customers in fourteen weeks. Most teams take six to nine months for an equivalent product. The compression comes from senior-only engineering and AI-augmented workflows, not from cutting scope.
02What we deliver

The shape of the work.

Capabilities

  • Web & mobile (React, Next.js, React Native)
  • Backend & APIs
  • Data layer & integrations
  • Continuous shipping & guardrails

How it goes

  1. Week 1Discovery + architecture

    You get a written technical plan with assumptions, risks, and the smallest shippable slice named.

  2. Weeks 2–4First production deploy

    The smallest slice goes live. Real users, real telemetry, real feedback loop.

  3. Weeks 5+Ship weekly

    We don't disappear into long-running branches. Every week, something new is in production.

After launch

Launch is week four. The product is the years after.

Cadence
Something new in production every week and no long-running branches — Supreme Golf ships three to five times a day with its CEO at the keyboard.
Commercial shape
A monthly retainer with committed capacity and no timesheets, as at Supreme Golf; or milestone-priced phases when the scope is fixed, as Prisma and Sessionz were.
Reviews
Monthly access reviews. A quarterly roadmap review with the founder, in the product, not in a deck.
Hand-off
All IP transfers as it ships. Two engineers hold the credentials they need, no shared accounts, and you can take the codebase in-house whenever you choose.
04Related work

Have a product to take from idea to production?

We answer in plain language, not vendor pitch. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you that too.