Services
Three lanes. Pick the one that fits.
Or tell me what you’re trying to do and I’ll tell you which one applies. The qualifying questions inside each lane are honest filters — designed to save us both time.
Lane 01
App Development
You've got the idea. We've got the team to ship it — web or mobile, end to end, built to last.
Who it’s for
Founders shipping their first product. Organizations replacing a brittle internal tool. Anyone sitting on an idea they're ready to bring to life — whether or not they write code.
What you get
- Production-ready web or mobile app on the right stack for the job
- Owned source, documented architecture, repeatable deploys
- Test coverage and CI from day one — no “we’ll add it later”
- Architecture and trade-offs documented in plain English
How we engage
Sprint-based, async-first, with a fixed scope per sprint. Most engagements run two to six sprints. You see working software at the end of every one.
A few honest qualifying questions
- Do you have a clear problem statement, or are we still in discovery?
- Will you be available for two short async syncs per week?
- Are you comfortable shipping incrementally, or do you need a single big bang launch?
Lane 02
Automation
Repetitive, rule-bound workflows replaced with software you can audit. Less spreadsheet glue, more durable systems.
Who it’s for
Charitable and fraternal organizations buried in compliance paperwork. Tech leads stitching together SaaS tools with manual exports. Automation engineers tired of patching Zaps every Monday. Moms running a side business between school pickups. Teams whose “system of record” is a Slack channel.
What you get
- Workflow inventory and a written before/after of what changes
- Automated handoffs across the tools you already pay for
- Plain-English runbooks so the system survives staff turnover
- Cost and time-saved estimates calculated honestly
How we engage
Discovery week, then a four- to eight-week build with weekly demos. We instrument what we automate so you can see whether it actually saved time.
A few honest qualifying questions
- Can you describe the manual workflow today, step by step?
- Who owns the data sources we’ll be connecting?
- Are there compliance or audit requirements we should know about?
Lane 03
AI Implementations
AI features that earn their keep — wired into your product or operations with the guardrails, evaluations, and transparency that production deserves.
Who it’s for
Teams who have a real workflow that AI could change, but who do not want a chatbot bolted onto the homepage as a press release.
What you get
- A scoped use case with a measurable outcome — not a demo
- Implementation on Claude, OpenAI, or local models depending on fit
- Prompt evaluations and regression tests checked into source control
- Visibility into what the model is doing and why, end-user and operator
How we engage
We start with a one-week feasibility sprint — clear go / no-go on whether AI is the right tool. If yes, we build. If no, you save the budget.
A few honest qualifying questions
- What is the workflow today, and where exactly does it break down?
- How will you know the AI implementation worked or did not?
- Are there data privacy constraints that would rule out a hosted model?
Not sure which lane fits?
Tell me what you’re trying to ship — I’ll tell you which lane applies, or whether it should wait.
Start a conversationOr email hello@flowdelegate.ai directly.