An engineering team that lives in your Slack.

Ask for what you need where you already work. It gets built, tested, and shipped — with evidence and a cost line on every piece of work. You approve what goes live.

Ask in Slack or file a ticket.
The demo walkthrough's Slack thread: Maya asks for a CSV export, the Coordinator files it as a ticket

The team builds it.

The same walkthrough's build run: repo cloned, files edited, typecheck running, with the cost ticking beside it
Boarddemo
The demo org's board: items across Intake, Ready, In Review and Done, each with its source, ticket, pull request and cost

See the whole walkthrough

You see it shipped.

Every feature becomes a check that never sleeps.
Your product describes itself, in plain English — and a browser proves it's still true, every deploy and every night. How QA works
Nothing ships without your say-so.
It starts in propose mode — pull requests only. You promote each repo when you've watched it agree with you. How control works

The team

EngineerQACoordinatorProducerProduct Manager soonData Analyst soon

Roles, not names. They don't pretend to be people.

Early access

Per person on your team, per month.

Every ticket shows exactly what it cost to build.