Question 1

Is it really free? What exactly do I pay for?

Accepted Answer

DevOps support, consultancy, and training are genuinely free. On partnership builds there's no development fee — you only cover running costs like servers and third-party services. On deliver-first software projects, you pay after we deliver and you're satisfied.

Question 2

What's the catch with deliver-first, pay-after?

Accepted Answer

There isn't a hidden one. We take on the risk of building before payment because we're confident in the work. In return, availability of the pay-after model can depend on project scope and mutual trust — and we say so openly up front.

Question 3

Who owns the code and intellectual property?

Accepted Answer

You do. Ownership and handover terms are written into the agreement before we start a line of code. There's no lock-in and no ambiguity about who owns what.

Question 4

What happens if I'm not satisfied with the delivery?

Accepted Answer

We validate the delivery against the criteria we agreed on together. Because you review before payment, you're never paying for something that doesn't meet the agreement. We iterate until it does.

Question 5

What costs am I responsible for in the partnership model?

Accepted Answer

Only the real running costs of your product — hosting, servers, and third-party services like email or payments. We cover the engineering.

Question 6

How do you choose which ideas or startups to work with?

Accepted Answer

We look at technical feasibility, the strength of the idea, and whether we can genuinely move it forward. For investment support specifically, we look for vision and drive we believe in.

Question 7

Is the training genuinely free, and what's expected of trainees?

Accepted Answer

Yes — no fees. We expect commitment: showing up, doing the work, and building real projects for your profile. In return you get industry-grade training, mentorship, and a pipeline to real opportunities.

Question 8

How do we actually start?

Accepted Answer

Pick the entry point that fits — pitch an idea, book a consultation, or start a project — and tell us what you're building. The first conversation is always free and there's no obligation.

The questions worth asking.

An unusual model raises fair questions.

Bring the idea. We'll bring the engineers.