Your accounts, your repositories
Everything is built in infrastructure you own from the first commit. There is no handover event to be afraid of, because there is nothing to hand over.
The studio
Small on purpose.
Polify is the name on the invoices, the apps and the infrastructure. Behind it is a working engineer — which means the person who scopes your project is the person who writes it.
How it runs
Four stages, and you own all of them.
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1.0
Read the problem
A call, then a written scope. If the honest answer is that you do not need what you asked for, that is in the scope too.
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2.0
Ship something small
The first deployable slice goes out early — a real environment, a real URL, a real deploy pipeline. Everything after that is addition, not integration.
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3.0
Build in the open
Your repository, your cloud accounts, your data. Push-to-deploy from day one, so there is never a handover event to be afraid of.
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4.0
Leave it runnable
Documentation written for the next engineer, not for the invoice. If you want to take it in-house, nothing about the setup should stop you.
What we hold to
The unglamorous half.
Deploys on a push, from day one
The pipeline goes in before the features do. A project that cannot deploy on a Tuesday afternoon is not finished, whatever the feature list says.
We will tell you when to stop
If the honest answer is that you do not need what you asked for, that is in the scope document. It is cheaper for both of us than finding out in month three.
Documentation for the next engineer
Written so someone else can pick it up — including you, in-house. Nothing about the setup should make leaving difficult.
Tell us what needs building.
A paragraph is plenty. Written to at [email protected], and read.
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