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MVP in 8 weeks
From zero to live. Fixed scope, fixed price. For founders who need something shipped, not a roadmap.
AI software factory
Write a spec.
We ship the product.
Markdown spec in, production app out. AI agents do the grunt work. Senior engineers own what ships.
Spec. Build. Ship.
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01 — The problem
Documents pile up. Products do not.
Most projects do not stall on engineering. They stall on nobody agreeing what to build.
The old way
- 200-page PRDs nobody reads
- Devs guessing intent from outdated screenshots
- “final”, “final-v2”, “final-FINAL.docx”
- Six months later nobody remembers why the auth flow exists
The .md way
- One
spec.mdis the source of truth - Versioned in git, reviewed in pull requests like code
- AI agents read it, engineers ship it
- Docs are never out of date, because they are the brief
02 — How we work
Small start. Clear direction.
We start with one slice of the product, prove it works on real tasks, and only then widen the scope.
Step 01
We find the starting point
We co-write a spec.md with you. Goals, constraints, success metrics. One to three pages, not a hundred.
Step 02
We plan in the open
AI agents draft architecture, milestones and risks. Senior engineers review every line before work starts.
Step 03
We build in public
Daily commits, weekly demos, a shared board. You see progress in real time, not in a monthly report.
Step 04
We hand it over
Deployed with CI, tests, monitoring and docs. You own the repo from day one of go-live.
03 — What we build
If it can be specced, we can ship it.
Four ways we usually start. Each one begins with the same short spec.
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AI that actually works
RAG, agents, tool use. Not a ChatGPT wrapper. Real AI plugged into your existing product.
03
Full-stack web apps
Next.js, TypeScript, Postgres. Boring, reliable, fast. You own it on day one.
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Replace your spreadsheets
Dashboards, ops tools, automations. The boring work that gives your team ten hours a week back.
04 — Stack
Boring tech, modern AI.
We do not chase frameworks. We ship on the stack that gets out of the way.
Next.jsTypeScriptPythonPostgrestRPCTailwindClaudeOpenAILangGraphVercelSupabaseStripeClerkDrizzleRedisCloudflare
05 — Selected work
Some things we built.
Names changed. Outcomes are real.
MVP · 6 weeks
TicketDuck
AI inbox triage for support teams.
Shipped to the first 50 paying customers in week 7.
AI · 4 weeks
LedgerLens
RAG over ten years of financial filings.
Cut analyst research time from hours to minutes.
Internal · 3 weeks
OpsBoard
Replaced six spreadsheets with one dashboard.
Saved a two-person ops team 12 hours a week.
06 — What people say
Judgment you can point at.
“They shipped in 5 weeks what our previous agency could not in 6 months. The Markdown spec thing actually works.”
“Felt like having a senior team on tap. Daily commits, no babysitting.”
“Best part: when we asked why, they pointed at the spec. Not at a meeting.”
07 — FAQ
Stuff people ask.
Why .md as a domain?+
Because Markdown specs are how we work. The TLD is a wink, and yes, it is a real country code (Moldova). It works in every browser.
Do you actually use AI, or is this a buzzword?+
Real AI. Claude plus custom agents inside our pipeline. They draft, refactor and review. Humans own architecture and ship decisions.
Who owns the code?+
You do, fully. We hand over the GitHub repo, infrastructure access and docs on day one of go-live.
Can you start next week?+
Usually yes for a sprint. Larger builds need one to two weeks of lead time so we can scope them properly.
What if I have an existing codebase?+
We run a three-day audit first. We will tell you honestly whether it is salvageable or whether a rewrite is faster.
What is the catch with AI agents?+
Honest answer: they write most of the boilerplate. Senior engineers own architecture, review everything and own what ships. You are paying for judgment, not for AI output.
Next step
Got a spec? Got a napkin sketch?
Either works. Tell us what you want shipped and we will tell you how fast and how much.