Most of our work has shipped under someone else’s name
Agencies and software companies bring us in when they have won work they cannot staff, or work that needs a stack they do not keep in-house. We deliver it as part of their team, under their brand.
The reason this site describes clients rather than naming them is the same reason clients use us: the work belongs to whoever put their name on it. That discipline is the product.
How it works
Four commitments. They have not changed in a decade of doing this.
Your brand, start to finish
We work inside your repository, your board, your review process and your release cadence. Commits, standups and documentation all land in your world, not ours.
We do not approach your clients
Not during the engagement and not after it. The relationship is yours. This is written into how we work, and it is why almost every client on this site is described rather than named.
People you can put in a room
A named lead who can join your client calls as part of your team and speak to the architecture without needing a briefing first.
NDAs as standard
Signed before the first technical conversation, not produced when someone asks. Most of our portfolio is under one.
When partners call us
Three situations, over and over. If one of them is this quarter, we should talk.
You have won more than you can staff
A pipeline that outran your hiring. We take a workstream so your own team stays on the work only they can do.
The work needs a stack you do not keep in-house
A .NET back end behind your front-end practice, or a mobile build alongside your web team. Deep capability you do not want to hire permanently.
Your client needs cover you cannot economically provide
Overnight or weekend support for one client is expensive to staff alone. It is straightforward as part of a rota we already run.
The capacity behind it is what makes it work
You are not committing to a fixed team. A workstream can take four people for a release and one for the quarter after, which is what lets you say yes to a client without carrying the risk of a hire.
Won something you cannot staff?
Tell us the shape of the work and when it starts. We can usually put names and dates against it within a week.