Services
Your platform, live in weeks, on infrastructure we already run.
Tell us what your product has to do. You get a working platform — accounts, roles, the capabilities your product needs, a public site, and AI where it earns its place — and we keep it running.
What you can hire us for
Four ways in.
Most people arrive with one of these. If none of them is quite you, send the brief anyway — sorting that out is our job, not yours.
Platform delivery
Your product live on your own domain in weeks, and still running next year.
- A platform your customers sign in to, branded as yours
- The capabilities you need — members, courses, events, catalogue, payments — switched on instead of built
- Deploys, backups, monitoring and someone on call, every month
Takeover
Built it yourself and hit the wall? Hand it over and stop firefighting.
- A written verdict on what you have — yours to keep whether or not you continue with us
- The parts worth keeping rebuilt on our platform, your data coming with them
- The second customer, the first payment and the first security question become our problem
AI strategy & agents
Know where AI pays for itself in your business, and where it will not.
- An opportunity map scored on value and on what your data can actually support
- Agents and automations inside the systems you already run, with a person approving what matters
- A fractional CTO when the decisions need holding as well as making
AI training
Your team using these tools on your own work, not on a course's examples.
- Material built from your repository and the work already on your board
- Half a day for leadership, two hands-on days for a team, or agentic engineering for developers
- English or Spanish, on site or remote, taught by engineers who ship with them daily
How we work
Four moves, and you decide the third.
The same sequence whether you are starting from a document or from something you already built.
Brief
You tell us what the product has to do, for whom, and what would make it a failure. A conversation and a page of notes is enough to start.
you and us
Blueprint
You get a proposed platform to read in plain words: what it is called, what it does, who can do what, and what it will look like.
days, not weeks
Your approval
Nothing is built until you say yes. A person reviews the blueprint before it reaches you, and you can change any part of it.
the gate
Live and operated
Your platform goes live on your domain, and then it stays alive: deployed, monitored, backed up, and changed as your product changes.
ongoing
Proof
Platforms running today.
Open them and look.
- app.tribenture.com/world-quest
World Quest
A walking quest through real cities: the actual map, a narrated guide, a question you can get wrong, and a passport that remembers where you have been.
Its own domain, the travel experience pack, and World Quest as a project block on the shared platform.
app.tribenture.com - music-kernel.site.alodai.com/
Music Kernel
The first site published through Sites — a public page for a deterministic music engine, built from eight blocks of the shipping set with a theme of its own.
A public site with no app to deploy: publish, and it is live.
music-kernel.site.alodai.com
Questions
What buyers ask first.
- How fast can we be live?
- Weeks rather than quarters — you get a date after the brief, because your content, your integrations and your approvals decide it as much as we do.
- What does it cost?
- A fixed fee to build it and a monthly fee to run it, both quoted from your brief, and the monthly one is named up front rather than discovered later.
- Where does our data live?
- On our own servers in Europe, backed up off site, and exported to you in a documented format whenever you ask.
- What is ours, and what is yours?
- Your data, your brand, your domain and your customers are yours to take anywhere; the runtime is ours to operate.
- Can we take payments?
- The commerce side is built and the payment provider is not switched on in production yet, so if taking money is in your first release, say so early and you will get its current state rather than a roadmap.
- Do you offer an SLA?
- Agreed per contract — we publish no uptime figure on this site, because nothing measures one yet.
- Have you tested disaster recovery?
- Not end to end: a full drill has not been run, and we would rather you heard that here than after an incident.
Services · next step
Not sure which one? Send the brief anyway.
A person reads every message, and the reply tells you which of the four fits — including when the answer is none of them.