Software you can read, run and take with you.

What to ask any development company, and our answers

Who owns the code?

You do. Ownership of the work is assigned to you in the contract, and the assignment is written down before the build starts.

Can I see the work as it happens?

Yes. The code lives in a repository you can read from the first commit, and working software goes on a staging environment you can open.

What can I hold you to?

A written scope. It states what is included, what is left out, what you will receive and how changes are agreed.

Where will my data sit?

That is settled in writing during scoping. Hosting accounts are opened in your name, so you choose the region and hold the keys.

What if we stop working together?

You keep the repository, the cloud accounts and the documentation. Handover is part of the plan from the start, not a favor at the end.

How do I try you without a big commitment?

Start with a small, scoped first phase. It gives you a usable result and shows how we work before you commit to the rest.