Launch Engineering · Graduate to production

From demo to a product customers can pay for.

You built something people want, with the tools that made building fast. We take it the rest of the way: infrastructure, auth, payments, integrations and the app stores. Your prototype is the spec; we keep what you validated and rebuild only what production demands. No first version yet? We build it from scratch on the same foundations.

30 minutes. A written gap map. No pitch unless you ask for one.

v1.0.4

SkillSchedule’s iOS and Android app, built on Expo alongside the web portals

receipt

SOURCE · SkillSchedule mobile repository (app version and EAS build configuration)

METHOD · Version string from the app’s production build configuration.

VERIFIED · 2026-09

CLASS · repository

✓ every number on this site opens its receipt

CLAIM · app-store-live

How we count
SkillSchedule homepage on desktop: "Free for coaches. Forever. Your schedule, handled." beside a photo of young soccer players around a coach's tactics board, with a "You keep 100% of your rate" badge.
✓ Stripe billing
refunds split correctly
iOS + Android · one API with the portals
SkillSchedule homepage on a phone: "Free for coaches. Forever. Your schedule, handled." with Start free and Login buttons.
ClientSkillSchedule · web portals and the mobile app, built together

01 · What you get

Everything between the demo and the first paying customer.

The parts AI builders stop short of, shipped by senior engineers, with a written plan behind every one.

  • 01Deploy

    Real infrastructure

    Monitored cloud deploys, backups and an explicit rollback path. The preview URL becomes infrastructure someone is watching.

  • 02Security

    Auth you’d trust with a stranger’s data

    Sessions, roles and audit trails for sensitive actions. “Login works” becomes access you can explain to a customer.

  • 03Payments

    Payments done properly

    Webhooks, refunds, disputes and tax, with receipts that match the charge. Money moves through tested code, not a pasted API key.

  • 04Integrations

    The systems your business runs on

    Shipping carriers, e-signature, CRMs, even a dealer-management system that still speaks SOAP. Built write-safe where it matters.

  • 05Mobile

    Your app in both stores

    iOS and Android builds through managed pipelines. Store submission is part of launching, not a separate line item.

  • 06Plan

    A written plan before a line changes

    What we keep, what we rebuild, and why. Your prototype is the spec; the plan is how we honor it.

02 · Shipped, not staged

Real products, on real phones.

Captured from shipped builds, not mockups: a veterinary platform, a multi-brand food store, a bill-financing fintech and a dealership’s sales-event engine.

  • TriaPet homepage on a phone: the headline, the licence-verification form and the start of a spoken case card.
    TriaPet

    A stalled MVP, rebuilt into an AI referral platform.

    Venture we operate
  • Craveble Pizza storefront on a phone: a photo of a five-pizza box above the "Mix & match America's best pizzas" headline.
    Craveble

    Brand storefronts on one multi-tenant backend.

    Venture we co-operate
  • Willow homepage on a phone: the "Split any bill into 4 easy payments" headline with Start with My Bill and See How It Works buttons.
    Willow

    Bill financing on payment rails we engineer.

    Client
  • The Tent Sale landing page on a phone: the big-top headline above the pre-approval call to action.
    Platinum Hyundai of Tracy

    A bilingual sales-event engine, tracked to the sales floor.

    Client

03 · How it runs

The same order every time, because each step protects the next.

No big reveal at the end. You see the plan before we start and the product before it launches.

Every step runs on one rule: AI drafts, senior engineers decide. How we build →

  1. Step 1: The free Production Gap Review

    Bring the prototype, or just the idea. We walk it together, then hand you a written gap map across deployment, security, data, payments, integrations and growth readiness.

    Out a written gap map, yours to keep

  2. Step 2: A fixed, scoped plan

    If there is a fit, you get a fixed price and a written plan: what we keep, what we rebuild, and why. If there isn’t a fit, we say so.

    Out fixed price + written plan

  3. Step 3: Foundations first

    Environments, infrastructure, auth and roles go in before features move, so everything after lands on something that holds.

    Out separate environments, monitored

  4. Step 4: Money and integrations

    Payments, webhooks and the systems your business already runs on, with tests on every path that moves money or changes data somewhere else.

    Out money paths under test

  5. Step 5: Launch

    Production cutover with monitoring and a rollback path. Store builds go out through managed pipelines to App Store and Play Store review.

    Out live product, monitored

  6. Step 6: After launch

    The Growth Engine when there is something to fill, or Product Engineering when the ambition outgrows the first release.

    Out a next step, not a hand-off

04 · Proof you can check

Launched, integrated, on web and mobile.

Every figure opens its receipt: where it came from, how it was measured, and when we last checked.

116

operations in a dealer-management SOAP integration, write-safe by construction

State-changing operations are refused by default and need explicit opt-in, and tests prove it.

receipt

SOURCE · Integration client repository for a 12-rooftop auto group

METHOD · Operation registry generated from the vendor’s WSDLs across six services; read operations verified live against staging.

VERIFIED · 2026-09

CLASS · repository

✓ every number on this site opens its receipt

CLAIM · soap-operations

How we count

6

of our repos started as scaffolds in Bolt.new, an AI app builder, before our engineers took over

Four web front-ends and two product prototypes. We start where many founders start.

receipt

SOURCE · Synaptech portfolio repositories

METHOD · .bolt project directories found during the September 2026 portfolio audit, counted conservatively: four web front-ends and two product prototypes. More of our repositories carry .bolt folders and are not counted here.

VERIFIED · 2026-09

CLASS · repository

✓ every number on this site opens its receipt

CLAIM · bolt-scaffolds

How we count

The work behind the numbers

05 · Straight answers

Questions founders ask before a launch.

Do I have to throw away what I built with AI tools or a freelancer?

No. Your prototype is the most useful spec you could hand us: product decisions you already validated, made cheaply. We keep those decisions and rebuild only what production demands.

When part of it does need rebuilding on real foundations, the written plan says which part and why, before a line changes.

How long does a launch take, and what does it cost?

It depends on the gaps, which is exactly why we start with the free Production Gap Review. It ends with a written gap map and, if there is a fit, a fixed, scoped price. You know the cost of launching before you commit a dollar.

Can you get my app into the App Store and Play Store?

Yes. Store submission is part of launching, not a separate line item. We ship iOS and Android builds through managed build pipelines, the same way we built SkillSchedule’s iOS and Android app alongside its web portals.

My business runs on an older system. Can the product talk to it?

Usually, yes. We have integrated shipping carriers, e-signature, payment processors and a dealer-management system that still speaks SOAP. Where an integration can change data in another system, we build it write-safe: state-changing calls are refused by default until someone explicitly turns them on.

06 · The front door

Find out what’s between you and production.

Bring your prototype, or just the idea. Leave with a written gap map — deployment, security, payments, integrations, growth readiness — before you spend a dollar. If we’re not the right team to close the gaps, the map is still yours.

30 minutes. A written gap map. No pitch unless you ask for one.

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