A clear plan before you build.
Technical strategy, architecture reviews, and AI-readiness audits that tell you what to build, what to buy, and what to skip.
What you walk away with.
- 01
Written recommendation
A written recommendation with costs and trade-offs
- 02
Target architecture
An architecture you can hire against
- 03
Build-vs-buy call
A build-vs-buy call with the reasoning shown
- 04
Board-ready roadmap
A roadmap your board can read
The most expensive mistakes happen before the first line of code: the wrong architecture, the wrong vendor, the AI project with no path to production.
We've made these calls across fintech, healthcare, government, and ecommerce, and we'll give you a straight answer, including 'don't build this' when that's the truth. You get a decision you can defend, with the costings and trade-offs written down.
Sound familiar?
The sentences we hear on first calls.
You're about to commit serious budget and want a second opinion first
Heard yourself in one of these?
Talk to us→Four steps. No mystery.
- Step 01
Listen
We start from your business problem, not from a technology we want to sell.
- Step 02
Investigate
Code, architecture, vendors, and team: we look at what's actually there.
- Step 03
Recommend
A written, costed recommendation with the trade-offs made explicit.
- Step 04
Stand behind it
We'll build it with you, or hand a clean plan to whoever does.
The full scope, one accountable team.
Technical strategy
where to invest, what to defer, and why
Architecture review
an honest read on what you have and where it breaks next
AI-readiness audit
which of your workflows AI can actually improve, with numbers
Build vs buy
a defensible call before the contract is signed
Roadmaps & costings
a plan with real numbers, not a slide of good intentions
Technical due diligence
know what you're acquiring before you acquire it
Questions, answered.
The things people ask us before starting a project like this. If yours isn't here, ask us directly, we reply like humans.
Ask us anything→Will you just tell us what we want to hear?
No, and that's the point of hiring outside advice. We've told clients not to build something when a vendor platform or a smaller fix served them better, because we build the things we recommend and a bad recommendation would be ours to fix.
We already have vendors pitching us platforms. Why do we need you too?
Every vendor's platform is the right answer, according to them. We have no stake in which vendor you pick, so the build-vs-buy call comes with the trade-offs written down, not a sales deck.
What do we actually get at the end of an engagement?
A written recommendation with costs and trade-offs made explicit, an architecture you can hire against, and a roadmap your board can actually read, not a slide of good intentions.
Our board wants an AI strategy. How do you make sure it's realistic?
We start from your business problem, not a technology we're trying to sell, and the AI-readiness audit tells you which of your workflows AI can actually improve, with numbers, rather than a generic slide of buzzwords.
Can you help with technical due diligence before an acquisition?
Yes, we've done exactly this: reviewing the codebase, architecture, and team of a company before a deal closes, so you know what you're actually acquiring, not just what the pitch deck claims.
Advice is cheap when the adviser never has to build the thing. We do build the things, which keeps our recommendations honest: every plan we write is one we'd be willing to execute.
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