Ship & Sleep / Who it's for
Built for the people AI turned into software owners.
AI tools created a new class of software owner: people with a real product in production and no operations department behind it. That's exactly who we serve.
Founders who built with AI
You shipped with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or Claude — faster than any agency would have. Now the app has users, revenue, and your phone number as its incident process. You don't need a rebuild; you need someone accountable for the part AI can't do: running it.
Buyers of commissioned software
You paid a freelancer or agency and can't judge the delivery. The Acceptance Check gives you an independent verdict while your invoice is still open — and the Verification Statement gives whoever asks (a partner, a bank, your board) something checkable instead of your gut feeling.
Small teams done with the pager
There's a working product and a to-do list that's all roadmap — except the operations half-day that eats every week. Handing us the monitoring, backups, and patching is usually cheaper than the distraction, and the runbook means you can take it back anytime.
Who we're not for
Apps handling medical records, self-custodied payment data, gambling, or regulated financial services — those deserve specialized, audited operators, and we'll say so at intake. Teams that want feature development — we operate, stabilize, and fix; building your roadmap is a different job with different incentives. And codebases we assess as unrescuable get told exactly that in the Health Check, not billed monthly for managed decline.
At a glance
- ✓Founders running AI-built apps with real users and revenue
- ✓Buyers of commissioned software with an open final invoice
- ✓Small teams that want the operations half-day off their week
- ✕Medical records, self-custodied payments, gambling, regulated finance
- ✕Feature development and roadmap work
- ✕Codebases beyond rescue — we say so in the report instead of billing monthly