We do it blazing fast

Most studios take notes in the call and forget half the commitments they made by the time the doc goes out.

You email us. We hop on a Google Meet the same business day. Granola listens while we talk — every commitment, every decision, every follow-up captured with full context. The founder stays present because Granola is already writing everything down.

You walk out of the call with the full transcript and a tagged commitments ledger in your inbox. Nothing lost between what you said and what we build.

Agencies churn on the proposal for weeks. You get a PDF you can't edit and a one-way contract with no visibility into the backlog behind it.

Claude takes the Granola transcript and drafts a scope doc + milestones directly from the commitments ledger. The founder sharpens the voice and locks the commercials. The moment you sign, the same artifact generates a live Linear board — no handoff, no retyping.

A signed scope, a live Linear roadmap you can watch fill in, and zero mystery about what happens next.

First design drafts drag for weeks because designers start from a blank canvas every time, then sit on them for approval cycles.

We sketch direction fast in Pencil.dev for early exploration, then move into Figma for the production file. A senior designer drives taste and art direction; AI-assisted layouts take the drudgery out of the component grind. You comment inline; Linear tickets stay in sync as designs get revised.

A clickable first draft you can react to in the same week — not a carousel of mood tiles.

Engineering time gets eaten alive by boilerplate — routes, forms, loading states, third-party integrations — the low-judgment work that still takes hours.

Claude Code pair-programs with an engineer who owns the architecture. The engineer decides the shape; Claude Code writes the repetitive pieces directly from the Linear ticket. Every change lands on a branch in GitHub with the ticket linked — no lost context between 'what we agreed' and 'what got coded'.

The boring half of the codebase is done in hours. The hard half — the parts that make your product different — gets all of the engineer's attention.

PR reviews bottleneck at 'waiting for a human' — meaning patches sit for days while reviewers find time to context-switch.

The moment a PR opens in GitHub, CodeRabbit auto-reviews it — gotchas flagged, risks surfaced, test coverage checked. A senior engineer then reads a pre-filtered, pre-annotated PR and makes the judgment call.

A review cycle that lands in minutes, not days. No regressions snuck through — the human got to focus on architecture, not lint.

Going live is traditionally ops-heavy: release windows, staging environments, manual promotion, ops tickets, fingers crossed.

Every branch in GitHub fans out to the right host for the shape of the work. Vercel for web previews. Expo (EAS) for mobile builds that land straight in TestFlight or internal distribution. Railway for long-running services. AWS or GCP when infra or data residency demands it. Promotion to production is one click — after your sign-off.

You can preview every change on your own phone. Rollback is one button. Going live stops being a ceremony and becomes a formality.

After launch, most agencies vanish. Bugs get triaged in private channels. You learn about outages after your users do.

You and our team share the same Linear workspace. Incoming issues auto-triage into the right lane. Every deploy, every PR, every ticket is visible to you by default. The roadmap is public. The board is live.

No silent weeks. No surprise invoices. You always know exactly what we're working on and why.