Our AI team builds your software by the week. You can stop any week, and if there's nothing on your list, you don't pay.
Built by AI teams, backed by senior engineers.
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Feed, Forge and Finish. On a new project the Inbox first collects 20 to 30 tasks, then the weeks start, with 40 to 70 tasks delivered a week.
Step 1: A free call with us. We write down what you need, and once you agree on it, the AI team starts.
Step 2: Our AI team builds it. Our senior engineers check the requirements, answer the team's questions and check it works as expected.
Step 3: You pay after each week. The full source code is yours after each paid week.
Step 4: After your first week's review, send requests straight into your inbox, as many as you like.
We build 5x faster than a regular agency.
Stop any week. If your inbox is empty, you don't pay.
Want one fixed price for the whole project? Paid Discovery is for a fixed time, fixed price project.
Your first week is $1,500 instead of $2,000, paid after it and money-back guaranteed.
Book a free callWhat we build
The system for jobs, scheduling, quotes, invoicing and customers, all in one place.
The steps your team repeats by hand, done automatically instead.
Your existing tools connected, so information moves between them on its own.
AI built into the part of your process where it actually saves time.
Online booking, payments and status updates your customers can use without calling you.
Your software product, built to launch and sell: accounts, billing and an admin to run it.
The situation
Nobody disagrees that the system should exist. It is queued behind everything else the internal team owns, and the earliest date anyone will commit to is a long way out. The problem costs you money in the meantime.
Off-the-shelf tools cover the general case. Your team keeps a spreadsheet next to the tool for the part it does not cover, then reconciles the two by hand. That spreadsheet is now load-bearing.
A vendor delivered something you cannot open, cannot change and cannot move. Every small adjustment is a quote and a wait, and if they stop answering the phone you have no way to keep it running.
The work
We do not publish a client's name or their numbers without written permission, so these are the problems rather than the logos. If one of them is the shape of your week, that is the conversation to have.
Vehicle wrap shop
Quotes built in a spreadsheet off gut feel, a schedule living on a whiteboard, and no reliable answer to which vehicles were in the bay right now.
Quoting from real labor and material rates, scheduling by bay, and design proofs with version history so the shop floor works from the approved one.
Repair shop work orders
Work retyped from the counter to the bay to the invoice, job status held in whoever answered the phone, and paperwork that catches up with the job days later.
Work orders that follow the shop's own job stages from intake to invoice, with parts and job history on the order instead of on a clipboard.
Forensic engineering
Case files that have to stay complete and in order, where the documents, photographs and findings for a case are the deliverable.
A case file each piece of work attaches to, so the record for a case stays together in one system.
Our own product. Live, and open to anyone.
Management software for auto repair shops. Live.
A cloud platform for virtual reality training. Live.
A training diary for jiu-jitsu. We built it and it is live.
Who you work with
No account manager in between. Our AI team builds it. Our product team and senior engineers check that it works as expected, and we're the ones who answer the phone afterwards.
We're based in Pompano Beach, Florida. If you're local, we're happy to meet in person.
Most of our clients are in Broward and Palm Beach County. We also build for companies in California, Oregon, Georgia and Pennsylvania, so most of the work is remote.
CTO and Co-founder
Technical direction and architecture. 20+ years building production software.
Dominisha Musil
COO and Co-founder
Delivery and operations. Keeps scope, schedule and communication straight.
How it works
Here's how the software development actually happens.
A written specification, agreed on the call
The Old Way
You write up requirements so somebody can price them, then wait weeks for the estimate.
Our Way
The first call is free. You describe how the job actually runs, the way you'd explain it to a new hire. We write it up as a specification, and once you agree on it, our AI team starts.
You review what was built at the end of it
The Old Way
You wait until the end to see anything working.
Our Way
The week ends with a review of what was built. Every delivery comes with its specification and automated tests. If a result isn't right, the fix is free.
Yours, wherever it runs
The Old Way
The system stays with the vendor, and every change is a quote and a wait.
Our Way
If the first week is what you expected, we carry on week by week. You decide each week whether to keep going. You get the full source code, backend included, after each paid week. Run it on your own servers or leave it hosted with us, priced separately from the weekly fee. Your own team can maintain it either way.
What a software team costs
On US payroll, each role alone costs more a week in wages and benefits than our whole AI team costs.
Wages and benefits on US payroll, per week
First week $1,500. Hosting from $50, priced separately.
This compares what the roles cost on US payroll, not a full-time team's hours or output: our 8 roles are AI agents.
| Role | SOC code and title | Median wage |
|---|---|---|
| Product/project manager | 13-1082 Project Management Specialists | $102,320 |
| Systems analyst | 15-1211 Computer Systems Analysts | $105,850 |
| UX/UI designer | 15-1255 Web and Digital Interface Designers | $104,000 |
| Backend software engineer | 15-1252 Software Developers | $135,980 |
| Frontend developer | 15-1254 Web Developers | $92,650 |
| Code reviewer | 15-1252 Software Developers, all levels | $135,980 |
| QA engineer | 15-1253 Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers | $104,300 |
| DevOps engineer | 15-1244 Network and Computer Systems Administrators | $99,130 |
How we engage
On weekly work, the source code is yours after each paid week. The intellectual property in it transfers when you pay for it. The code comes to you through git, the standard tool for handing over code. On a fixed-price project, they transfer when you pay for it. On larger projects, that's after each phase is paid. No escrow arrangement, no license back to us, no lock-in.
How we engageSecurity is built into everything we make from day one, not bolted on at the end. In your first week, we don't need access to your data.
How we engageFor a fixed time, fixed price project, we work under a master services agreement. The scope and the price are written into a statement of work and signed before the build starts.
How we engageThe engine
TalkIDE is our own engineering environment, and you can open it right now. Weekly builds generally run outside it. Smaller builds can be delivered in TalkIDE with an account for you, so you can keep changing the system the same way we built it.
Either way, what you get is ordinary source code in a repository you control. It keeps running whether or not TalkIDE is in the picture.
Book a free call and tell us what's on your list. Once we've agreed on the spec, our AI team starts. It's $2,000 a week, billed after the week is done. You can stop any week.
