Deployment pipelines, cloud setup on AWS, Google Cloud or Firebase, and monitoring that tells you first.
First callWeek 1
Setup reviewedWeeks 1-2
The Firestore bill keeps climbing and nobody knows why.
We review where reads, writes and compute go, then cut the waste, often by moving data local-first so the app stops re-reading what it already has.
Working buildsWeeks 2-7
Every release is a manual, stressful afternoon.
CI/CD pipelines that test, build and deploy on every merge, with preview environments for review, for web apps, backends and mobile release builds.
Your servers were set up once, by someone who left.
Cloud setup on AWS, Google Cloud or Firebase, documented and in your own accounts, with security rules tested rather than assumed.
Handed to youWeek 8
You find out about outages from your customers.
Monitoring and alerts so you hear about problems before your users do, on infrastructure built for real traffic, not a demo.
AWS, Google Cloud or Firebase, whichever fits, set up in your own accounts.
Usually. We start by measuring where reads, writes and compute go, then fix the biggest causes first.
Yes. Pipelines, accounts and runbooks are documented and handed over.
15 or 30 minutes with the engineers who would write your code. If we're not the right fit, you hear it on that call.