Track Record

Build

From first commit to first customers

The zero-to-one phase is the hardest. You're building a product, hiring a team, finding customers and working out how the company will operate, all at once and with limited runway.


We've led zero-to-one builds for seed-funded startups, taking products from blank repo to paying customers. Every build is different, so there's no playbook to follow, but the principles hold: ship early, keep scope tight, and build the team and processes alongside the product so you don't end up with a codebase nobody can maintain.


Our approach

  1. 01

    Define the minimum viable product that tests your core value proposition

  2. 02

    Establish development practices from day one: CI/CD, code review, testing

  3. 03

    Hire and structure the founding engineering team around the product's needs

  4. 04

    Set up delivery cadences that maintain momentum without burning the team out