An Iowa product studio
The trade
A call
A written brief
A team
The product engineer
A deck
A working URL
A handoff
The repository
One week
Only the build ships.
Hover a lane.
You Hired A Process. You Needed A Product.
Not a vendor
You hire a team. You get workshops, a roadmap, and a handoff. The people who sold the work are not the people who build it. Weeks in, you still cannot click the product.
A studio
You send a brief. We cut scope until someone can try the thing. Web apps, search, and AI tools — Laravel, in writing, by the engineer doing the work. You leave with a URL and the repository.
Not included
- Kickoff calls
- Decks
- Account managers
- A committee between you and the code
Clickable, or it isn't done.
Status is a URL. If the week didn't produce software someone can use, the week didn't count.
The brief is the meeting.
Decisions live in writing. You can edit a sentence. You cannot rewind a call.
AI where it earns it.
Search that finds the thing. Automation that finishes the job. A tool the team actually opens. Not a strategy named after a model.
Selected work
Shipped, In Public.
Products we designed and built. Some are ours. Every one of them had to work outside a slide.
01
sitespellchecker.com
Site Spell Checker
An AI proofreader that crawls a site and marks the spelling, grammar, and style a human editor would catch.
02
tapback.dev
Tapback
Microfeedback for apps and websites. A small way to hear from the people using the product.
03
pmprompt.com
PMPrompt
Tools and prompts for product managers, shipped as a product rather than a pile of screenshots.
All the workWeek One, You Can Click It.
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Write the job.
Who it's for, what it must do, and what done looks like. A page is enough.
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We cut it.
Scope shrinks until the first version can ship. You approve the cut in writing.
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You get the product.
A URL, the repository, and notes on how it runs. Nobody has to translate a deck into software.
Send The Brief.
No sales call. Tell us the user, the job, and the constraint. We answer in writing.