Product engineering, tile by tile.
You bought the systems.They don’t talk.
Prices and stock disagree.
ERP, store and supplier feed each tell a different story.
Orders are moved by hand.
Someone re-types them between systems, every day.
Every change is a new vendor.
New brief, new contract, new handover. Nobody owns the whole.
One contract, the whole team.
For about the cost of a single senior hire.
From €10k a month · billed monthly · excl. VAT
Quarterly goals, not timesheets
Infrastructure & licences at cost
IP is yours from day one
Six tiles. One wall.
We don’t build ERPs or PIMs. We build the working product around the ones you bought.
B2B auto-parts for garages across Europe.
● Insight from the projectDecide which system owns what before writing code. The stack matters less than the ownership map.
Read the caseAgents do the volume. People own the decisions.
- 01Task
- 02 · agentCode
- 03Pull request
- 04 · CITests
- 05Preview
- 06 · humanReview & accept
- 07Production
A small senior team, amplified by AI agents. Speed comes from the agents; accountability stays with people.
From map to rhythm.
Discovery sprint
A map of your systems and data, where money and time leak, and a 12-month roadmap.
First release
The first piece in production in four to six weeks.
Release rhythm
Monthly planning, weekly demos, production support.
The contract, plainly.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the moment it is written: code, documentation and access.
Can we leave?
Yes. The engagement is annual and billed monthly; either side can end it with 60 days’ notice. Code, docs and access stay with you.
How big is the team?
A small senior team, amplified by AI agents, named in the contract.
What if we need more?
Capacity grows in steps. A second work stream is added for a fixed monthly amount, agreed in writing before it starts.
Who pays for infrastructure?
You, at cost, on your own accounts — a separate line.
Will you sign an NDA?
Yes — before the first call, if you need one.
Your first call is with Denis Kosolapov, product & architecture.