We provide flexible collaboration models tailored to your business goals, technical needs and project complexity. Whether you're building from scratch, extending your internal team, or looking for expert guidance - we've got you covered. Pick collaboration option that suits you and your business
We take ownership of your project - from analysis to deployment. Choose the delivery model that best suits your business style
For dynamic, exploratory, or changing requirements. You only pay for the time and resources reserved - while keeping full flexibility of how to use them
Post-launch care for live systems and business-critical applications. Stay secure, stable, and up-to-date with our SLA-backend support
Add experienced developers to your team on-demand. Engage into a project with additional amount of work hours or FTEs.
An independent review of your current technology stack and vendor collaboration. For companies who want to check whether their current setup still serves them well.
Support in planning and documenting your project - from business process mapping to schedules and documentation that makes collaboration with your team and stakeholders easier.
We prioritize clear communication, concrete results, and work that makes business sense. No miracle promises – instead, we plan transparently, report regularly, and measure what we do. Our working model is built on three pillars: agreeing on scope together, working in regular cycles with a demo after each phase, and billing only for time that actually delivered value.
The chart above shows data from one of our projects: how many hours were actually billed and how estimation accuracy changed over time.
Work done: Hours that actually delivered value – no bench time, internal fixes or learning time.
Estimation accuracy: The difference between the estimate and the actual time of delivery. The closer to zero, the better.
Every assigned task is estimated using our own ML model or poker-planning supported by additional estimation techniques. For each task we record two values: ETD (Estimated Time of Delivery) – the upfront estimate – and ATD (Actual Time of Delivery) – the actual time spent on the task. These metrics allow us to measure work efficiency across different technologies, environments, and projects.
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