Internal tools and client-facing products, shipped fast
An embedded squad that builds production software with your team: tools that change how work gets done inside, and AI-powered experiences your customers can actually feel.
- Production software, instrumented and observable from day one
- Your product owner in the squad, your IT enabling
- Agents accelerating code, tests and docs; humans owning architecture and security
- A documented hand-over as a milestone, not an afterthought
- A body shop billing hours
- A nine-month waterfall
- A proprietary platform you can't leave
- A prototype with “production” in the slide title
Choose the track that fits
All tracks run in your infrastructure on open-source tooling. You own what gets built.
Internal Tools
Operations, finance, supply chain
Agent-assisted workflows, ops consoles and copilots that make AI how work gets done, not something people do when they remember.
Client-facing Products
Commercial and product leaders
AI-powered portals, assistants and services customers can see: differentiation competitors can't match.
Product Extension
Teams with a live v1
Monthly roadmap delivery on a product you already run, with capability transfer built into every release.
Scope → Ship v1 → Iterate → Transfer
Four moves, each one leaving something running in your business. No phase ends in a presentation.
- 01
Scope
Outcome, users and the metric, not a feature list. Two weeks, maximum.
- 02
Ship v1
A usable release into production for a real cohort of users inside the first milestone.
- 03
Iterate
Weekly releases driven by usage data and the people actually doing the work.
- 04
Transfer
Your team owns the code, the evals and the runbook, or hands it to a managed agent team to keep improving.
You leave with this
Every build is scoped backwards from these. If one isn't on the list, it isn't in the price, and we'll say so.
- 01 Production software you own outright
- 02 An open-source stack in your cloud
- 03 Observability, evals and runbooks
- 04 A team that can extend it
- 05 Usage data and the next-quarter roadmap
- 06 Security and data governance documented
Build connects to the other three
Sprints hand over evidence, not opinions, so product scope starts proven.
Explore ValidateA shipped product needs capacity to keep improving. Hand it to a managed agent team without losing control.
Explore RunTeams that have been through a cohort make sharper product owners.
Explore Train“iTracker proved that the team can build high-impact tools in weeks — not months.”
What people ask about building
Short answers to the questions that come up in the first conversation about this offering.
01 Internal first or customer-facing first?
Usually internal: it builds the data and habits a customer-facing product depends on. But if your customer-facing score sits far below your internal score, that gap is exactly what competitors exploit.
02 How do agents change the build?
They remove the boilerplate: scaffolding, tests, documentation, first-pass review. Architecture, security and merge authority stay with named humans.
03 What happens after v1?
Your team runs it, or our Product Development agent team does under a monthly contract. Either way the code is yours.
Ship the tool your team keeps asking for
Thirty minutes to scope the outcome, the users and the metric, and to tell you whether a build is the right move now.