Production Sprint: 2 weeks to a working prototype on your data
Two weeks. A working prototype on your data. Built by senior engineers, deployed to your stack.
What does "production prototype" mean — is it actually usable? +
Yes. It runs on real data, with real auth, in an environment your team can access. It is not a demo or a slide deck. It is also not a fully hardened production system — that is the Scoped Build engagement that follows.
Who runs the engineering? +
Two senior engineers full-time for two weeks. No juniors. No offshore hand-offs. You meet them on day one.
What happens at the end of the two weeks? +
You own the source code, the documentation, and the architecture recommendation. Most firms move into a Scoped Build to harden the prototype; some take it in-house. Either path is supported.
Is this credited against the Scoped Build like the diagnostic is? +
No. The Sprint is delivery, not assessment — the value is in the working system, which you keep regardless of what comes next.
What if two weeks is not enough? +
Two weeks is enough for a prototype with a tight scope. If you want full production hardening, integrations into 5 internal systems, and 99.9% uptime — that is a Scoped Build, not a Sprint.
Want a sprint scoped?
Book a 30-minute call. We will ask what you want built, what your data looks like, and whether two weeks is enough. If it is not, we will tell you.