How do projects usually start?

With requirement gathering. We learn your business, users and goals, then come back with clear specifications, a scope, a timeline and an estimate. Work then runs in milestones with regular demos and transparent pricing.

How long does a project take?

It depends on scope. After requirement gathering you get a timeline and estimate, and the work is split into milestones with demos, so you see working software regularly rather than at the end.

Who actually does the work?

One team covers the whole lifecycle, from design and development to testing, launch and support, so you are not juggling multiple freelancers. You talk directly to the engineers building your product.

What happens after launch?

We stay with you. Ongoing service covers maintenance, monitoring, bug fixes, updates and new features. You own the code, the infrastructure and the documentation either way, so the choice to continue is always yours.

Contact

Let's build something that matters.

Need a new app built from scratch, an existing product fixed and improved, or a reliable team to maintain your system? Send us a message and we will reply with a plan, timeline and estimate.

What happens next

01We read it properlyAn engineer reads your enquiry, not a form router.
02You get a direct responseA plan, a timeline and an estimate, or an honest note that we are not the right fit.
03Then a scoping callA working session on constraints, sequencing and what a first increment would look like.

Direct

Emailhello@intendable.us
LocationJa-Ela, Sri Lanka (GMT+5:30)

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Questions we get asked

How do projects usually start?
With requirement gathering. We learn your business, users and goals, then come back with clear specifications, a scope, a timeline and an estimate. Work then runs in milestones with regular demos and transparent pricing.
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope. After requirement gathering you get a timeline and estimate, and the work is split into milestones with demos, so you see working software regularly rather than at the end.
Who actually does the work?
One team covers the whole lifecycle, from design and development to testing, launch and support, so you are not juggling multiple freelancers. You talk directly to the engineers building your product.
What happens after launch?
We stay with you. Ongoing service covers maintenance, monitoring, bug fixes, updates and new features. You own the code, the infrastructure and the documentation either way, so the choice to continue is always yours.