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9 categories · one unified team

Everything we design, build, and run

One senior team across the whole product lifecycle: AI agents, custom development, design, data, and the operations that keep it all running.

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9

Practices, each with its own page

74

Capabilities across the deck

Design→Ops

The whole lifecycle, one team

Senior only

The people who scoped it, build it

Not a catalog

Nobody buys the fan

A fan deck isn't a catalog of everything the maker sells. It's an instrument for choosing one thing. You hold it against the wall you actually have, and pull a single blade.

So this page isn't asking you to buy nine practices. It's asking you to find the one that matches the problem in front of you. Each blade below keeps its own color and leads to its own page, written for that work alone. And every one pivots on the same rivet: one senior team, across the whole lifecycle.

Core Capabilities · 9 Practices

Nine practices. One engineering standard.

Each practice has its own specialists and deliverables, and all nine ship through the same reviews, the same tests, and the same release process.

Fan, hold, pull, check

  1. 01

    Fan it out

    A working session that puts every option on the table and ranks it, so you choose from the whole deck instead of the first blade someone reached for.

  2. 02

    Hold it against the thing

    A fixed-fee audit that shows where AI will actually pay off in your business, measured against the systems you already run rather than a slide.

  3. 03

    Pull one blade

    A small, fast build that proves the value before real budget goes in. One thing taken all the way, rather than nine things half-started.

  4. 04

    Come back and check the match

    Maintenance, hosting, and monitoring on a predictable, SLA-backed cadence, because the match that held on day one is worth re-checking on day two hundred.

Why Flaidex

The rivet is the product

Anyone can print nine blades. Holding them together on one pin is the hard part.

One rivet, not a relay

One senior team carries the work from research through design, engineering, and operations. Nothing slips between handoffs, and the people who made the decisions never stop owning them.

Proved before it is funded

The consulting practices exist to find where AI will pay off and prove it small first. We would rather sell you an audit that says "not yet" than a build that says "too late."

Yours to run afterwards

Built to be handed over: documented code on modern, maintainable stacks that your team can own after launch. Keep us on a retainer only if you want us there.

Four fair questions

Nine categories, and each is a real practice with its own page, people, and deliverables. What makes it one deck instead of nine agencies is the rivet: one senior team across the whole product lifecycle, so the person who researched it is still in the room when it ships.

Start at the fixed-fee end. Discovery workshops surface and rank your highest-value opportunities, an AI readiness audit shows where it will actually pay off, and a proof of concept proves the value before real budget goes in. All three are designed to be cheap to say no to.

Either. It's your call, never a condition. Managed Services & Support runs ongoing operations for software and AI systems: maintenance, hosting, monitoring, and a dedicated team on a predictable, SLA-backed cadence. If you'd rather run it yourself, the build is documented and on a maintainable stack, so your team can take it over.

A large share of our work does. AI integration adds features to your current software without a rebuild, app modernization rebuilds aging apps on modern stacks, and legacy modernization migrates critical systems without downtime. You don't have to start from zero to start.

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Running a large platform, shaping a first MVP, or getting a product ready for a funding round? Tell us where you are. We'll shape the process around it, and stay with you after launch.