IT team support

More capacity without another hire

You already have a developer but need more hands or a second pair of eyes? We plug in by the hour — code review, pair programming, consulting and analysis. No recruitment, no extra headcount.

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How we support teams

We take on the things a team usually has no time for — or no in-house expertise in a given technology.

> Day-to-day with the team

Pull request code review
Pair programming
Consulting on ideas and solutions
Brainstorming new features

> Analysis

Security audit
Build time analysis and optimization
Investigating slow app performance
Triage of critical and non-critical bugs

> Process

Streamlining the app store release process
E2E test automation
Testing by our QA team
Refactoring for faster development

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How we plug in

Three formats you can mix freely. You pay for the hours actually spent on your project.

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Code review on demand

per pull request

We review your team’s pull requests and leave concrete feedback — architecture, performance, security, platform pitfalls. Without slowing the team down.

Best for

Teams without a senior in that stack

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Pair programming and consulting

hourly sessions

We sit down with your developer for a hard integration or an architecture call. Instead of a week of trial and error — a session with someone who has done it before.

Best for

Hard integrations and architecture calls

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Analysis and optimization

one-off or recurring

We take one concrete problem: slow builds, degraded app performance, recurring crashes or a security gap. Diagnosis plus shipping the fix.

Best for

Slow builds, leaks, crashes

What it did for others

Three real setups where hourly support replaced full-time roles.

~60%

smaller IT team

A product company went from a 10-person team (2x backend, 2x frontend, 4x mobile, 1x design, 1x QA) down to 4 full-time roles, with a fixed monthly fee and the option to scale up.

2 → 1

developer at half time

A two-person team on an Android app turned into a single half-time developer who both maintains and grows the app.

80 h

a month in a steady engagement

That was enough to keep releases and development going without an in-house mobile team — with code review and pair programming on demand.

Why this works

A developer working half time on your project spends the rest of their time reviewing code on another app, pair programming or investigating a bug. Our side stays fully booked, and you only pay for the time actually spent on your project.

We do not swap the person assigned to a project unless the client or the developer asks for it. The point is that they are onboarded and carry product knowledge instead of starting from zero every time.

Everyone logs the time spent on each task. The report for the past month goes to the client.