We build custom software and AI tools that automate the most expensive part of your business. In seven days.

Yes, because the sprint is deliberately limited to one clearly defined bottleneck. We're not promising an enterprise platform in a week — we're promising a strong version one: the core workflow running end to end, tested, deployed, and built properly. Before development starts we agree in writing on exactly what that working version does, and that written definition is what you receive. The speed comes from removing scoping, negotiation, and handoffs from the build week, not from cutting corners inside it.

No. It applies once we've confirmed on a free call that your project fits a single sprint — before you pay anything and before any date is promised. If it's bigger than that, we say so on the same call and split it: the first sprint takes the highest value piece and delivers it working, so you get something real in week one instead of a proposal for a six month engagement. Everything after that is quoted as its own fixed price sprint.

You don't need to design the solution. You only need to understand the process that's slowing your business down. Describing that clearly is the whole job on your side. Figuring out what to build, and whether it should be built at all, happens on the call before you have paid anything.

The workflow, the outcome, and the definition of done are written down and approved before development begins, which is when a misunderstanding costs nothing to fix. There's also a checkpoint on day five where you see it working and can correct course. The expensive version of this problem is finding out at the end. We deliberately make it surface early.

Off the shelf tools force you to reshape your process around their assumptions, ship a pile of features you'll never use, and usually take two or three subscriptions plus a spreadsheet to cover one workflow. Cheaper development usually means hourly billing, unclear timelines, slow communication, and a meaningful chance of an unfinished project. Here the price, the scope, and the date are all fixed before you commit.

You do. Code, database, accounts, and deployment are transferred to you at handoff. Reusable components we bring to the project are licensed to you perpetually for that project. There's no arrangement where walking away from us costs you your tool.

Neither. It's real custom software written for your process — your fields, your pricing logic, your tools, your edge cases. Two businesses in the same industry, with the same rough idea of what they want, typically end up with two different tools. The categories on this page are the kinds of problems a sprint solves, not a menu of fixed products. We use proven infrastructure so the week goes to your specific problem instead of rebuilding solved fundamentals, and what you receive is code you own, not a configuration inside someone else's platform.

Yes, eventually. $2,400 is the founding rate while we build our first portfolio of documented results. Once The 7-Day Sprint is booked a month out, the price rises for new applicants — anyone already booked keeps the price they agreed to. There's no countdown timer and no fake deadline here; the price moves when the calendar actually fills, not before.

Working AI, scoped like everything else. Assistants that answer from your own documents and data. Agents that process an email, an order, or a request end to end. Extraction that turns PDFs, invoices, and inboxes into clean records. AI drafting inside tools like quoting and follow up. And where plain automation does the job better and cheaper, we tell you that instead — AI goes in because it removes work, not because it demos well.

Usually, and we confirm it before you pay rather than discovering it mid build. Technical feasibility and the integration map are part of scoping. If a system you depend on has no accessible way in, you'll hear that on the call and we'll tell you what the realistic alternatives are.

You get a walkthrough, a training session, a recording, handoff documentation, and fourteen days where anything broken inside the original scope is fixed at no cost. After that, a second sprint, ongoing support, hosting, or continued development are all available and all optional. Nothing about the first sprint depends on you buying a second one.

Authentication, access control, and secure handling of any credentials you provide are part of the build, and the known limitations are explained to you in plain language at handoff rather than left for you to discover. Projects that require formal regulatory compliance work, in medical, financial, or similar regulated categories, are outside what a seven day sprint can responsibly deliver, and we'll tell you that instead of taking the project.