Patterns we ship from.

A logged-in surface for the people you do business with — clients, suppliers, members. Intake, document exchange, status tracking, billing visibility, the audit trail of who saw what when.

Templated

Auth, role-based access, document storage with versioning, notifications, audit log.

Tier shape

Launch ships the core portal with basic roles and a single workspace. Scale adds a customer-facing mobile companion or operator-side admin tools. Custom adds SSO (SAML/OIDC), per-tenant data isolation, and audit trails sized for security review.

A storefront on a domain you own, with checkout, fulfillment, and a subscriber list — none of it routed through a marketplace platform you don't control.

Templated

Product catalog, Stripe checkout, order management, email capture, shipping integrations.

Tier shape

Launch ships a single-product or small-catalog store. Scale adds subscriptions, member-only content, or a full customer account portal for re-orders and history.

Live status pulled from the systems you already use — payments, dispatch, support, inventory — into one console. Built so you can stop reading exports at midnight.

Templated

Read connectors for common APIs (Stripe, Plaid, Postgres, Airtable, Sheets), aggregation views, alert thresholds.

Tier shape

Launch ships a read-only dashboard with a handful of key sources. Scale adds two-way actions (notify, escalate, route, reconcile) and a customer-facing surface that shares the same backend.

The site you wish you had: editorial typography, page-level performance, real CMS workflows for non-developers, owned outright. Replaces Squarespace, Webflow, or Framer when brand and performance start to matter.

Templated

Responsive layouts, MDX/CMS content layer, OG cards, RSS, sitemap, accessibility defaults, analytics-ready.

The first version of a SaaS in front of paying customers. One workflow, auth, billing, deployed. Designed as the wedge — not the whole roadmap.

Templated

SvelteKit + Supabase + Stripe scaffold, sign-up + email verification, billing page, a single end-to-end workflow.

A team-shaped product: orgs with seats, admin UX, seat-based billing, and the integrations B2B buyers expect. Sells into companies, not consumers.

Templated

Org / team / seat data model, role-based admin UX, seat-based Stripe billing, invite + onboarding flows, scaffolding for common integrations (Slack, Google Workspace).

Tier shape

Launch ships a tightly scoped first version — single workflow plus the org + seat + admin minimum — designed as the wedge for the first paying teams. Scale broadens to multi-workflow with team analytics, integrations, and the polish a Year-1 sale needs. Custom adds SSO (SAML / OIDC), audit logs, custom integrations, and the security surface enterprise IT will ask for.

A Launch-shape product (portal, storefront, or dashboard) with a customer-facing mobile counterpart. The web is the source of truth; the mobile is the daily-use surface.

Templated

Shared API + auth, Capacitor or Expo wrapper, push notifications, app-store submission scaffolding.

The "real" SaaS — not the wedge. Auth, billing, two or three core workflows, an admin panel. The product you can sell as a Year-1 contract.

Templated

Multi-tenant data, billing lifecycle, RBAC, admin tooling, observability, async jobs.

Tier shape

Scale ships the working product across three workflows. Custom adds enterprise-grade primitives (SSO, audit, custom integrations) for selling into IT.

A consultancy or agency turning a service into software: a customer portal for orders, an operator backend for delivery, and automation for the repetitive bits.

Templated

Customer + operator surfaces sharing one backend, order lifecycle, automated handoffs, SLA tracking.

A product where LLMs are the substrate, not a feature — a research assistant, a drafting surface, a triage console. Eval, observability, and cost guardrails handled like real engineering, not vibes.

Templated

RAG scaffold, eval harness, model routing, cost tracking, prompt versioning, structured output handling.

Tier shape

Scale fits a narrow workflow with bounded eval scope. Custom is right when the LLM ops surface (multi-model, agent loops, deep evals) is itself the product.

A product sold into enterprise IT — SSO via SAML/OIDC, role-based permissions, audit logs, multi-tenant data isolation, an architecture that survives a security questionnaire.

Templated

SSO providers (Auth0 / WorkOS), audit log schemas, RBAC primitives, tenant isolation patterns, SOC 2–friendly defaults.

Fintech-adjacent, govtech-adjacent, anything with PII and a regulator on the other side. GDPR / CCPA, data residency, encryption at rest, the audit trail your legal team will ask about. (Healthcare-grade compliance — HIPAA, HITECH — remains out of scope.)

Templated

PII tagging, data residency patterns, consent management, audit logging, export and deletion flows.

When the entire product depends on LLM orchestration — agent loops, RAG over private data, eval harnesses, observability across model calls. The eval and ops work is real engineering, not a vibe.

Templated

Agent loop scaffolding, eval datasets and harnesses, model routing, cost guardrails, prompt registry.

When the value is the integration — a public API or partner platform with webhooks, OAuth, SDKs, public docs, rate limiting, sandbox environments.

Templated

OAuth provider scaffolding, webhook delivery + retry, rate limiting, public docs site, SDK generation patterns.