Senior engineers who work as your team, from one engineer to a whole product team, remote-first with engineers across Europe.
A team without the hiring
You set the priorities. We hire, manage and replace.
A dedicated development team is a group of engineers who work only on your product, employed and looked after by us. You get people who know your codebase and stay on it, without months of recruiting or the cost of building a department.
There are three ways to work with us, and they suit different situations. Most clients start with one and move to another as the product grows.
Three ways to work with us
The difference is who leads the work and how fixed the scope is.
- Dedicated team
- A team that works only on your product, from two engineers to a full squad with design and QA. Best when you have a product and a roadmap but not the people. You set the priorities; we handle hiring, holidays and replacements.
- Team extension
- Senior engineers who join your own team: your standups, your tools, your repositories. Best when you have a team and a lead, and need more hands or a skill you are missing, for a quarter or for years.
- Project delivery
- A fixed scope and a fixed team, with a demo every week. Best when you know what you need built and want it delivered. At the end you get the code, the documentation and the keys.
The same in all three
- Senior people
- Engineers, designers and QA specialists who have shipped before. You talk directly to the people writing the code.
- Working software every week
- A demo every seven days, so you see progress and can change direction early.
- AI-assisted, person-reviewed
- Our engineers work with AI coding agents every day, and a person reviews every change.
- It scales with your roadmap
- Two more engineers next month, or a pause for a quarter. The engagement follows your plans.
- The code is yours
- Everything is written in your repositories, and stays there.
How a team starts
First, a call.
You tell us about the product, the stack and what is missing. We tell you who we have and when.
Then you meet them.
You talk to the engineers we propose before anything is signed.
Then they join.
Access to your repositories, tools and standups, and a first task to get to know the codebase.
Then you adjust.
More people, fewer, or a different skill, as the work changes.
What the teams build
Every service in detail- Custom Software DevelopmentSoftware built around the way your company works, for the problems off-the-shelf products don't cover.
- Mobile App DevelopmentNative iOS and Android apps, from the first sketch to the store and the releases after it.
- AI DevelopmentAI built into your product: assistants that answer from your own documents, search that understands questions, document reading, recommendations and vision.
- Cloud Solutions & MigrationCloud systems designed, migrated and run on AWS, Azure and GCP, sized for the load and with costs you can predict.
- DevOps & InfrastructureShip faster without breaking things. Automated pipelines, infrastructure as code, and monitoring that catches problems before your users do.
- Testing & Quality AssuranceBugs found in staging are cheap. Bugs found by customers are expensive. We build testing strategies that catch problems early.
Questions about dedicated teams
- What is the difference between a dedicated team and team extension?
- A dedicated team is a whole team working on your product, with you setting the priorities. Team extension adds engineers to a team you already run, under your own lead and process.
- Can we start with one engineer?
- Yes. Engagements run from a single engineer to a full team with design and QA, and can grow from one to the other.
- What happens if an engineer leaves or isn't the right fit?
- We replace them. Hiring, holidays and replacements are our job, and the handover is planned so the work doesn't stop.
- Who manages the team?
- In a dedicated team you set priorities and we manage the people. In team extension your lead manages the work day to day. In project delivery we manage it and show you the result every week.
- Do your engineers work in our time zone and tools?
- They are across Europe and work in English. They join your standups and use your repositories, project board and chat.
- Who owns the code?
- You do. It is written in your repositories from the first commit.
Apps we build and run ourselves
The same team that builds for clients ships these. Open any of them today.
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