Build it
You have an outcome and a date. We take the whole thing — spec, build, review, ship — and hand it back with the documentation that explains it.
spec · estimate · milestones
We build and replace the systems a business runs on. AI changed how much ground one senior team can cover in a week. It did not change who signs off, and the panel on the right is the whole claim.
Three of the four stages are a person's name on a document. The agents work in the one stage where breadth is the bottleneck.
Cloud, phone, web, services, devices and the data underneath — one team across all of it. Which is the point: the seams between the layers are where projects go wrong, and here they are nobody else’s problem.
An Azure asset pipeline serving 80+ store layouts and processing millions of images. Container Apps, Service Bus, Blob, Key Vault.
iOS and Android, offline-first, built against the same API as the web so what the crew sees and what the office sees never disagree.
Vue and Astro, handed over with the design system that produced them. Fast on a phone on a bad connection, WCAG, Entra ID.
REST and EDI X12. HIPAA-compliant claims orchestration, rating engines, document pipelines, the integrations nobody wants to own.
Security camera integration, signal tracking, IoT sensors and the automation that acts on them — hardware that reports where things are and what just happened, wired into the same systems as everything else.
Relational and document stores alike — PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Cosmos DB — with dynamic reporting engines and per-affiliate configuration across regions.
Shipped for Microsoft, FedEx, Match.com, Lamb Weston and Mutual of Enumclaw among others, under the same name, from the Pacific Northwest, since 2007.
It has made us faster. It would have made us faster at being wrong, too — gain does not care which. These four habits decide which one you get, and not one of them is a model choice.
Every change starts as a written spec with its acceptance criteria in it. A person and an agent work from the same document, and it is also what the reviewer reads.
Codebase-wide refactors, test scaffolding, migration sweeps, the second and third integration that look like the first. Wide, shallow, verifiable work.
Nothing merges without a named engineer on it. The speed comes from the preparation, not from skipping the check, and we will put that in the contract.
Tooling is wired into your tracker, your data and your build over MCP, inside your tenant. When the engagement ends the pipeline is yours and it still runs.
Platforms, above, is what gets built. This is how you buy it — from a scoped project, to a seat on your team, to us handing you the practice and leaving.
You have an outcome and a date. We take the whole thing — spec, build, review, ship — and hand it back with the documentation that explains it.
spec · estimate · milestones
Architecture review, modernization roadmaps, cloud migration planning, and a straight read on where AI earns its keep and where it does not. Decisions you can act on, not a deck.
architecture · roadmaps · azure · ai strategy
Senior engineers inside your team, your repo and your standup for a stretch. Capacity when hiring would take longer than the problem allows.
your process · your tools · named people
The system nobody left an owner for. We read it, tell you honestly what it costs to keep, improve or replace — and then do that.
audit · handover · maintenance
Something is live and has to stay that way. Patching, upgrades, the integration that breaks when a vendor changes an API, and someone to call when it does.
support · upgrades · someone to call
The pipeline above, standing in your shop: specs your people write, agents on the breadth, review gates that hold. We set it up, train on it, and leave.
mcp · agent pipelines · spec workflow
A CRM built to outlast the churn. We host it, we set it up with you, and the plan carries hours of our time — so the system keeps fitting the business instead of drifting away from it.
Your own objects, fields and words, and your own colours, without a migration or a developer. We create the tenant during onboarding and your people join by invite — there is no sign-up form to get lost in.
An hour on a call. No deck, no requirements document, no need to know how it would be built. We will tell you what it would take, what we would do first, and what has quietly become cheap that was not eighteen months ago. Sometimes the answer is that you do not need us — that is a good hour too.
brenton.unger@live.com