We built our own companies in SaaS, e-commerce, AI and blockchain. We know what can be built in three weeks and what is not feasible. You will know that before you sign anything.
No salespeople in our team. The one who scopes the work writes the code.
Sound familiar?
“everything was 80% done, but nothing was usable.”mtlynch.io, 2022
The repository is yours from the first commit, and it runs from its README. Another team can clone it and start.
“What was supposed to be a 6-week project dragged into 3 months.”r/Entrepreneur, 2025
We open with ten working days, not a six-week plan. A slip shows up on day three, not in month three.
“I asked how long they expected my project to take. "How long is a piece of string?" their lead designer asked.”mtlynch.io, 2022
Every step carries an end date before it starts. If we cannot put a date on something, we say so.
“they hit me with the "scope creep" card and tried to charge more for stuff I thought was already included.”r/Entrepreneur, 2025
The scope is a written list you approve before day one. Anything new gets its own step and its own date.
“they'd say the tech lead was overseeing the work, but it was only marginally true.”Hacker News, 2024
No bench, no subcontractors. The person you talk to writes the code, and their name is on this page.
“bug fixing counting as billed hours. How has the agency an incentive to keep bugs low if it makes them more money?”Hacker News, 2022
We do not bill by the hour. A day lost to a bug is our day, not yours.
First step
10 working days
5 working days
Need something else? The rule does not change: a fixed date, a scope we can actually hit, and a straight answer when we cannot. Book a call and we will scope it.
The date covers this first step. The next one is scoped from what this one tells us, on the same terms: nothing appearing halfway through that nobody mentioned at the start.
Evidence
7 working days
An AI-assisted tool for managing an investment portfolio. From nothing to a working MVP.
Piotr Duda · see it
4 months
An interactive sports platform. From an idea to a build ready to launch.
Eric Georgiades · see it
1 month
A full security audit, and the recommendations put into the code.
Eric Georgiades
Who does the work
Runs the project and writes the code
DeltaPrime Co-founder since 2021
A digital prime brokerage platform: over USD 1bn in volume.
Standee Business Executive 2020–2021
His own e-commerce business: design, production and sales across the EU.
Efinity Full Stack Developer 2018–2021
Insurance systems used by Lloyd's.
IT Touch Full Stack Developer 2017–2018
Web applications for TVN, a Discovery group company.
Audits, architecture and security
Blocbrain CEO and co-founder since 2022
His own technology company, selling AI-as-a-Service.
DeltaPrime Chief Information Security Officer since 2024
Security systems for a financial platform, brought up to date.
Kakushin Head of Development & Technology since 2026
The mobile app for Cyprus's national energy operator.
Exelia Technologies CTO 2015–2020
Technology decisions on more than 50 products.
We take on at most three projects a month.
A method built from experience
Before we built for other people, we built our own companies and paid for our own mistakes. A method can be copied; the experience behind it cannot. Hence the order:
Not with a stack, not with a feature list. With what has to change in the company, and how you will know that it did.
Running, not drawn. As small as we can get it. Only something that works tells you the truth about an idea.
With a known scope and a date on it. Or we tell you it is not worth building. That is a result too.
Thirty minutes, and you talk to the person who would write the code – not to a salesperson, and not to an account manager who passes the hard questions on. If it is not a fit, they will tell you on that call. Pick a time from the calendar; the phone and the inbox work too.