Whether that means building something new, fixing what's not working, or turning manual work into a system.
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Every idea feels like it needs everything. It doesn't.
View Full ServiceAn idea
A real product
Liftly — live in production
We take the idea, make the scope decisions, build the real architecture, and get it into users' hands — a focused first version, not a six-month overbuild.
You've already paid for this once. We're not going to make you pay for it twice.
View Full ServiceBefore we recommend anything, we find out what's actually wrong — and what's already working.
Before
After
A client, unscripted
One team spent 2 years failing to make it work. Zia's team needed 3 weeks.
"I had a Dev team before them and for two years struggle to get my app up and running. Within 3 weeks of Zia taking over it was up and running in Flawless condition."
One verified client story — not a typical timeline.
Not a one-off — Knipsr's event-day systems got the same treatment.
Not always a new product — often a business that's outgrown spreadsheets.
View Full Service"He built a beautiful sales and inventory dashboard for me, and went out of his way to make it just as I wanted it."
Web software lives on a desk. This has to live in someone's hand.
View Full Service"I wouldn't have been able to launch my startup without his expertise in app building and development."
Somewhere in your company, someone opens the same three tools every morning and copies data between them by hand.
View Full ServiceThe result: nobody copies anything by hand anymore.
One real engagement
Carcass intake, logged the moment it arrives. Boxing and lot tracking, every box traceable. Status changes handled by Make.com, not a person. Bills of lading generated automatically.
"The team understood the complexity of my industry and of the project quickly and were flexible with the scope."
James, Owner, Floating Stone Ranch
Nothing, then a live product. Five frames, then we stay.
Click any frame to see what happens, what you approve, and what you receive.
A five-star badge is easy to put on a website. What clients said somewhere we don't control isn't.
Every rated review on Fiverr, Upwork, Trustpilot, and Clutch — not a curated subset.
You don't need the solution.Just tell us where you are.
Whatever your situation — I have an idea, but nothing built yet. Or: Something's already live, and it's falling apart. Or: We've outgrown the spreadsheet we built this on. Or: This needs to work on a phone, not just a laptop. Or: I keep copying data between tools by hand. Or: Honestly, I'm not sure where to even start. — tell us in your own words.
Your starting point decides what's next.
It depends on the project, not just which service it falls under. A tightly scoped MVP can launch in about 30 days; we scope a focused first release at 4-8 weeks. A rescue starts with an assessment before we commit to a timeline — promising a date before we've seen the code would be a guess. Whatever the project, you get a real timeline before work starts, not after.
Fixed-scope milestone pricing for clearly defined projects. Starting points: $3,500 for a web application, $4,800 for a SaaS MVP, $5,500 for a mobile app, $2,500 for automation. Rescue work is scoped after we've actually looked at the code — pricing it before that would be a guess, not a plan. Every proposal spells out scope, timeline, and what would change the number.
React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, React Native, and Expo for the product itself; Firebase, Supabase, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB depending on the data; Stripe for payments. For automation work, Make.com, n8n, Airtable, or Notion, with OpenAI added where AI actually helps. We pick the stack for the problem, not for what's trendy, and build it so it can be handed over or grown without a rewrite.
Yes — refactoring, new modules, complex integrations, performance issues. We review your architecture and repos first, agree on scope, then work alongside your team with normal code review practices. The goal is to leave things simpler than we found them, not add another layer your developers have to work around.
Either we hand everything over to your team, or we stay on. Ongoing work usually covers bug fixes, small improvements, new features, and production incidents — billed as a monthly retainer or a block of hours, depending on how fast you expect to iterate. We'll recommend which one fits before you have to guess.
Yes. You don't need to be technical. Our job is turning your business logic into product decisions, in plain language, so you always know what's being built and why. You bring the idea; we handle the engineering.
We reply within 24 hours — with real questions about your situation, and the clearest next step, not a canned response.