Sprint Studio / Capabilities / Website & web-app builds
From a Loom and a Linear board to something your users are actually paying for — taken there in weeks, by two or three senior engineers and a designer. Fixed-price by sprint. One pod, one engagement, one named engineer in your channel.
Marketing site, brochure, microsite, landing-page programme. From brand assets and rough copy to a production site users actually pay attention to. Strong CMS choices where they earn their keep, none where they don't.
A web app with real users on day one. Auth, data, the boring bits done properly, plus the actual product. Usually 2–3 senior engineers, designer, founder on rotation. Real users in the engagement, not after it.
You have a working web app and a stalled feature roadmap. We slot in for the engagement and ship a defined feature set — onboarding flow, billing layer, dashboards, AI feature — at the cadence of your existing team, then leave.
Same site, new chrome — and usually new bones underneath. Migrate off the framework that's been holding you back, redesign the surface, ship without a flag day. Pairs naturally with a Rescue engagement when the codebase is the problem.
The stack is whatever ships the job fastest without leaving a mess. We have strong defaults — they're below — and we'll quietly use something else when the work calls for it. We won't pick a framework to look modern.
We don't do native mobile, desktop apps, or backend-only engagements. We build for the browser.
One paid scoping week before the engagement starts proper. We agree the sprint shape, success criteria, and what the first week looks like; you get a fixed price and a sprint count. If we're not the right fit, we say so here, not after.
Repo, deploy pipeline, environments, observability — standing up by end of day three. A real end-to-end slice — something tiny but live, with auth working and the deploy pipe green — in front of a real URL by end of week one.
Same cadence every sprint: a slice shipped, a Loom over it, a one-page note on what moved and what's next. You see something working every week — not a 12-week ta-da. Decisions get made in your Slack with the senior engineer, not via a project manager forwarding emails.
Production environment, docs, runbooks, monitoring, the things your future on-call engineer will need at 2am. You can keep us on for an ongoing care plan, hire from us, or run it yourselves — most do the last thing, which is the point.