A software studio for founders who aren't technical. We build new software, fix the systems you already run, and implement AI systems that save time or generate revenue. It starts with an audit.
We read the codebase, your developer's real output, the roadmap and the contract. Then we tell you what we found in plain language. You keep the report whether or not you hire us.
“Clear calls to action, event countdown timers, streamlined navigation, and a clean, modern layout help turn visitors into volunteers, donors, and event participants.”
If we can't explain a decision without jargon, we don't understand it well enough yet.
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Artifacts over updates.
You see the commits, the deploys and the running thing. Not a status email saying it's going well.
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Scope in writing.
Fixed scope and price before work starts. A change gets priced before it gets built.
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One person, end to end.
The person on the call is the person reading your code. No account managers, no handoffs.
07 / Questions
Asked before the call.
What exactly do I get from an audit?
A written report and a walkthrough call. What has been built, what state it's in, whether the estimates on the table hold up, and what we'd do next. Plain language throughout.
I already have a developer. Is this going behind their back?
No. Most audits go better with the developer in the loop. You're getting a second opinion you can understand, not a replacement.
Can't I just ask ChatGPT?
It will comment on any code you paste in. It won't read the whole repo, the commit history and the invoices together. It won't tell you what to ask your developer on Monday.
What does a build cost?
Most land between $5k and $40k. The scope and the price are written down before any work starts.
Who does the work?
Edward Jones, the founder. The person on the call is the person reading your code.
Can you work on the system we already have?
Yes. A lot of the work starts there. We audit what exists, fix what's broken, and add AI where it saves time or brings in revenue. No rebuild unless the audit says you need one.
Do I own what you build?
Yes. The code and the accounts are yours.
08 / Start here
Find out what you're paying for.
Book the walkthrough. We do the reading before it, and you keep what we find.
