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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about working with us

Clear answers about tech stacks, engagement models, timelines, and post-launch support.

What tech stack do you use for engineering?

We choose reliable, proven tools tailored to your product needs. For web and SaaS, we typically build with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, and Postgres. For desktop products like Ankik, we build native apps with cloud-backed data—not offline-only silos. Platform choices follow the problem, not a fixed template.

Do you build MVPs for early-stage founders?

Yes. We specialize in turning validated concepts into production MVPs. We define a ruthless surface area, ship in tight weekly cycles, and help you land your first paying customers without overbuilding.

How fast can we start an engagement?

We take on a limited number of concurrent product partnerships per quarter to ensure senior engineering focus. Once we align on your problem spec, work typically starts within 1–2 weeks.

What is the communication workflow during a project?

Direct, asynchronous-first communication. We share working code increments every week alongside a shared progress spec—no status theater or daily micromanagement required.

Do you provide design and engineering both?

Yes. We operate as a unified product & engineering studio. We handle technical specs, system architecture, visual UI, and full-stack implementation under one roof.

Can you review or audit our existing software stack?

Yes. Through our Reframe methodology, we perform a vendor-neutral audit of your software stack—helping you eliminate unnecessary tool costs, adopt open source, or modernize legacy code in place.