Process
In short
Every Kryeo engagement runs in four phases (Discover, Architect, Build, and Launch & Scale) over roughly 6 to 12 weeks. You get an architecture brief and a fixed quote in week one, a clickable staging URL by week two, and full ownership of the code, data, and infrastructure at handover.
Week 1
Map the domain, the constraints, and the one metric that matters before any code is written.
We interview the people who own the problem, review the current stack if this is a replatform, and surface the edge cases that usually get discovered halfway through a build. You leave this phase with a written plan and a fixed number, not a mood board.
You get
Week 1–2
Decide the data model, the API contracts, and the infrastructure, and write down why.
We choose boring, proven building blocks (Medusa, Directus, Next.js) and document the trade-offs behind each one so the decision is reviewable a year from now. If you are migrating, the data-migration path is designed here, not improvised later.
You get
Week 2 onward
Short iterations against a staging environment you can click through from day one.
You get a weekly demo and a changelog, not a status update. Work lands as small, reviewable pull requests against a typed codebase, with tests where they earn their keep. The repositories are in your name from the first commit, so there is never a moment where the code is not yours.
You get
Final week, then handover
Cutover, monitoring, and a handover that actually transfers the knowledge.
We run the production cutover, wire up monitoring and alerts, and then document the architecture and walk your team through it. After that you run it, with any Next.js developer, not only us. Keep us on a retainer if it helps; not because you are locked in.
You get
Constant throughout
A real staging URL from week two and a demo every week. Progress is something you click through, not a percentage in a slide.
Repositories, database, and hosting are in your name from the first commit. Nothing we build lives on a platform we control.
Every architectural decision has a recorded reason. The system is documented as it is built, not reconstructed at the end.
FAQ
Most engagements run 6 to 12 weeks from kickoff to launch. Discover and Architect take one to two weeks combined; Build is four to eight weeks depending on scope; Launch and handover take about a week. A small, well-scoped change to an existing system can be much faster.
Ready to start with Discover?