Weekly live demo
See working software every week — never just slides or status reports.
How we work
A simple process with clear steps and steady progress.
No black boxes and no surprises. You see working software every week, decisions are written down, and the plan adapts as we learn.
1 – 2 weeks
Discover
We get to the heart of the problem: who it is for, why it matters to the business, and what success looks like.
What happens
- Interviews with your team
- User research
- Competitor review
- Review of existing tech
You receive
- Product brief
- Goals to measure success
- List of risks
Your involvement
Two or three working sessions with your key decision-makers.
2 – 3 weeks
Shape
We turn insight into a clear scope, tested user flows, a technical architecture, and a delivery plan you can trust.
What happens
- User journeys & sketches
- Clickable prototype
- Technical design
- Sprint planning
You receive
- Prototype
- First-version plan
- Roadmap & estimate
Your involvement
Feedback on prototypes and sign-off on scope and priorities.
2-week sprints
Build
We design and build in short sprints with working software at the end of each one, reviewed live with you.
What happens
- UI design
- Frontend & backend development
- Automated testing
- Weekly demos
You receive
- Working parts of the product
- Test version to try
- Sprint reports
Your involvement
A short weekly demo and quick decisions on open questions.
Ongoing
Launch & Evolve
We launch with monitoring in place, then measure real usage and keep improving the product as your business grows.
What happens
- Production launch
- Monitoring & support
- Usage review
- Planning next features
You receive
- Live product
- Guides & documentation
- List of next improvements
Your involvement
Share what users and the business are telling you after launch.
Communication
You'll never wonder what's happening.
Working remotely works best with good habits. These are part of every project.
Shared channel
A Slack or Teams channel with the whole team, with written updates every day.
Visible roadmap
A live board showing what is done, in progress, and planned next.
Written decisions
Important decisions are documented, so nothing is lost between calls.
We work in your tools:Slack / TeamsLinear / JiraFigmaGitHubNotionLoom
Quality standards
Quality isn't a phase. It's every commit.
These are standard on every project — not extras you pay more for.
Code review
Every change is reviewed by a second engineer before it is merged.
Security built in
Industry-standard security practices, checks on third-party code, and safe storage of passwords and keys.
Accessibility
Screens designed so everyone can use them, following WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines.
Speed targets
Page speed and server response times checked from the first sprint.
Automated testing
Automatic tests run on every change, from small parts to full user journeys.
Documentation
Clear technical notes and how-to guides, handed over with the product.
FAQ
Questions about how we work.
Can't find what you are looking for? We're happy to answer anything on a quick call.
Ask us a questionHow does a project with AlgoTent usually start?
Most projects start with a free, short discovery call to understand your goals. If there is a fit, we propose either a short discovery sprint or a fixed scope for the first phase, with a clear estimate and timeline.
How do you price your work?
We offer fixed-price discovery sprints, milestone-based pricing for well-defined builds, and monthly pricing for dedicated teams. You will always see a detailed estimate before any work begins.
Who owns the code and designs?
You do. All source code, designs, and documentation are yours, and we work in your repositories and cloud accounts from day one whenever possible.
Do you work with international clients?
Yes. We work remotely with clients across time zones, with guaranteed overlapping hours, a shared communication channel, and weekly live demos.
Can you take over an existing product or codebase?
Yes. We start with a technical audit covering architecture, code quality, security, and infrastructure, then agree on a plan to stabilize and improve the product.