AI and app engineering for agencies
An engineering partner for your next client project
Bring the client brief, the product design, or the build that has stalled. Work directly with a founder-engineer to scope and deliver the AI, web, or mobile work.
$100k+ earned · 33 Contra hires · 5.0 rating · Production AI, Web & Mobile
For design, marketing, and product agencies, and teams that need implementation capacity. Remote collaboration across the UK, US, Europe, and Middle East.
A delivery plan your team can work with
Agree the collaboration model before sharing client access. Client-facing and behind-the-scenes roles are discussed for each engagement.
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Review the client brief
Clarify what your agency owns, what engineering needs to deliver, the budget, and the expected release.
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Agree the working relationship
Set confidentiality, code ownership, client communication, account access, and support responsibilities in the engagement.
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Build against agreed milestones
Deliver AI integrations, web and mobile features, or prototype recovery with review points your team can follow.
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Release and hand over
Review the agreed acceptance criteria and transfer the code, deployment notes, and operating responsibilities.
Scope a project or ongoing delivery
AI-enabled client products
Agents and AI features connected to the client's actual product, tools, and access model.
Web and mobile delivery
Product interfaces, backend connections, app completion, and release work for a defined scope.
Prototype recovery
Review and harden an existing AI-built or FlutterFlow product, with a written plan before implementation.
A quote follows the brief review. We agree the arrangement, availability, and client responsibilities for your project before starting.
Compare project engagementsProjects to review with your team
Examples of product delivery. Partnership terms and the scope for your client are agreed separately.
Questions before we start
Can we keep the client relationship?
We can discuss delivery behind your team or collaboration directly with the client. Agree who communicates, presents work, and handles support before the engagement begins.
Who owns the code and accounts?
Repository, account ownership, access, confidentiality, and handover belong in the written engagement so the agency and client know what they receive.
Can we start with a small project?
Start with a brief review or a scoped discovery sprint. A small, clear delivery boundary is easier to assess than a broad commitment before we have worked together.
How do we get an estimate?
Book a 30-minute call or send the brief by email. Include the current stage, tools, deadline, budget range, and what your agency will handle.