Product engineering, migrations, and AI flow — in one studio.
Eight ways we plug in — from SaaS roadmaps to desktop apps, AI-accelerated delivery, WordPress exits, and durable automation. Same five-step engagement shape on every engagement; different stack per problem.
The two engagements most teams ask for first.
SaaS product engineering and AI-accelerated delivery — both run as quarterly retainers, both ship work into your repo from week one. The other five engagements live below.
SaaS Product engineering
A senior product engineering pod embedded for a quarter to ship hard, roadmap-critical SaaS work.
AI-accelerated delivery
Coding agents, evals, structured prompting. A quarter's roadmap shipped in six weeks. Same review. Same tests.
Engineering, end-to-end.
Web, desktop, and CMS engineering for teams that want to ship — not recruit. Senior engineers in your repo from week one.
SaaS Product engineering
A senior product engineering pod embedded for a quarter to ship hard, roadmap-critical SaaS work.
An Astro agency
Marketing sites, docs, blogs, and content-led product surfaces in Astro for teams who care about Lighthouse and TTFB.
A Payload CMS agency
Greenfield Payload builds, schema redesigns, and ongoing custom-field work for teams that need expert Payload engineers.
Desktop apps
Native-feel Electron + React apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux with auto-update, code-signing, and deep OS integration.
AI as a delivery practice.
Coding agents, evals, and durable workflows. We treat AI as an engineering primitive — not a slide deck.
AI-accelerated delivery
Coding agents, evals, structured prompting. A quarter's roadmap shipped in six weeks. Same review. Same tests.
Full-lifecycle process automation
End-to-end automation for operational processes using agents, evals, and durable workflow infrastructure.
Off WordPress, on time.
Move from WordPress to a stack that doesn't need plugin update Tuesdays. Astro for editorial, Payload for dynamic.
WordPress to Astro
Migrate WordPress to Astro while preserving URLs, redirects, schema, sitemap, and editorial workflow.
WordPress to Payload
Migrate WordPress to Payload for dynamic, typed, editor-friendly content systems with a modern headless stack.
The same five steps, across every service.
- 01
You email us.
A few lines about what you're building, your stack, and how soon you want to start. No forms, no qualification call.
- 02
We send a fee letter.
Inside four working days. One page: scope, fee, calendar. If we're not the right fit, we say so and point you somewhere else.
- 03
We embed.
Slack, Linear, GitHub, standups. Senior engineers only — no juniors, no offshore pods, no account managers in between.
- 04
We ship.
Weekly demos, fortnightly invoices, a feature flag flips somewhere every Friday. You hold the keyboard alongside us.
- 05
We hand over.
Runbook, docs, a 30-day support tail. You can ship a fix on day 31 without us. Or we extend on a fresh roadmap slice.
Both. Migrations and desktop apps are typically fixed-fee with a defined scope. SaaS engineering and AI-flow work usually run as quarterly retainers. We pick the shape on the triage call; no hourly billing either way.
Senior engineers, employed by Flex. No juniors, no offshore pods, no contractors-of-contractors. Your tech lead meets every engineer who will touch your code in week one.
Yes — we've shipped meaningful work in Rails, Django, Elixir, Go, .NET, and Java. We'll tell you on the triage call whether we're the right team for the stack.
Yes. Standard MSA, mutual NDA, and a DPA on request. Background-checked engineers, scoped repo and infrastructure access, audit log of every action.
You own everything we ship — code, designs, architecture docs, runbooks, eval suites, training data. Spelled out in the MSA.
Email a paragraph about what you're trying to ship. We'll come back with a recommendation — sometimes it's one service, sometimes it's two running in parallel, sometimes it's "you don't need us yet."
Rarely. Design without the team that ships it tends to drift. If your engagement is design-only we'll usually point you to a studio that does that as their primary practice.
Most weeks we have a 1–3 week window before the next pod is free. Triage calls happen inside three working days; fee letter inside four working days of that.
Tell us what you're building.
Two paragraphs is enough. We'll come back with a one-page fee letter inside four working days — or point you to a studio that's a better fit. No qualification calls, no discovery decks.