After our build
We launched your product and you want the same team to keep it running and growing.
Booking new projects
[email protected]Software ages even when nobody touches it. New iOS and Android versions arrive every year, dependencies go out of date and store requirements change. A care plan keeps all of that handled, and leaves room for a steady flow of new features.
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What you walk away with
When teams call us
We launched your product and you want the same team to keep it running and growing.
The original developers have moved on. You need someone to take responsibility for a product that matters.
Your in-house team is focused on new features and needs help with maintenance, updates and support tickets.
How the work runs
| Phase | Duration | You receive |
|---|---|---|
| 1Onboarding | 1–2 weeks | Code review, access, monitoring, runbooks |
| 2Stabilise | Weeks 1–4 | Top issues fixed, updates applied |
| 3Monthly cycle | Ongoing | Maintenance, improvements, health report |
| 4Quarterly review | Every 3 months | Roadmap and plan adjustments |
Quality bar
In practice
Common questions
Yes. Onboarding starts with a code review so we know what we are taking on, and we share the findings before the plan begins.
Standard plans cover business hours in Almaty time. Extended coverage for critical systems is available and priced separately.
Yes. Plans can be scaled up or down each quarter as your product and priorities change.
Other capabilities
Send us a short brief, a sketch or a link to what exists today. You will get a reply from an engineer, not a salesperson.