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Choose what you want to talk about. Each conversation has its own context, so we both arrive prepared.

What the conversation is about

To discuss a project

A first conversation to understand what you need. Scope and cost come later, in writing.

Booking: Discuss a project

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You arrived with this context

Model
Block of hours

It is indicative. We confirm it with you in the conversation.

Clear the context

What to bring

  • The need or the technical challenge, in your own words.
  • The service you are interested in, if you already know.
  • The engagement model you have in mind, if any.
  • A short context: what exists today and when you need it.

To explore a diagnosis

We talk about your case to see whether a diagnosis makes sense and what it would review.

Booking: Explore a technical diagnostic

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This call is a conversation about the diagnosis. It is not the diagnosis itself or a free assessment.

Duration
1–2 weeksIndicative: we set it in writing before we start.
Your time
1–2 meetingsPlus read access to what already exists.
You get
A diagnosis document
Fee
Depends on the scopeCredited against the proposal if you go ahead with the project.

Typical diagnosis questions

Each diagnosis is adjusted to your case; these are the starting areas.

Goal
What the system has to achieve, and for whom.
Which constraints apply: deadlines, budget, team, regulation.
Current state
What exists today: code, infrastructure, integrations and documentation.
Whose name the repository, domain, hosting and access are in.
Risks
What could fail or block the project.
What depends on a single person or a single supplier.
Options
Which paths exist and what each one involves.
Which one we recommend, and why.
See the full diagnosis

What to have at hand

  • The decision you have to make, and by when.
  • What already exists: code, infrastructure, suppliers or a proposal.
  • Who knows the problem and the system.

To discuss a partnership

A conversation between teams to see how we would work together on your clients’ projects.

Booking: Discuss a partnership

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If the project is your own rather than a client’s, choose “Discuss a project”.

Your clients’ projects are handled confidentially.

What to tell us

  • What kind of agency or partner you are.
  • The collaboration you have in mind: development for your clients, maintenance or something else.
  • The technical capabilities you need from us.
  • The context: timing, and whether you need white label or want to show the work in your portfolio.