A software factory for non-technical companies.
Building software is slow and fragmented when you don't run a large engineering team. We're building one system that takes a plain-language request to a production-ready feature, end to end. It's in private development.
Software is slow to build for non-technical companies.
The development cycle is long and fragmented. Every change crosses many hands before the person who asked for it sees the result. When it isn't quite right, the whole cycle starts again.
Spec
Product owner
Writes the request
Build
Developer
Builds the change
Test
Developer
Checks the build
Review
Developer
Reviews the code
Fix
Developer
Reworks it
Review
Product owner
Often not quite right
When it isn't quite right, the whole cycle starts again. Three to five days per change.
One system. End to end.
Software development is moving from craft to factory. We're building one system that runs the whole loop, from a plain-language request to a production-ready feature. One person guides it, with no handoffs in between. How it works under the hood is what we're keeping quiet for now.
Spec
Build
Quality assurance
Production-ready feature
One request in. A production-ready feature out. No handoffs in between.
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