Stage 01
Discover
We write down the user, the device, the data, and what “done” means. Hardware limits and compliance needs are part of this, not a surprise in week six.
Process
Four stages. One owner.
We do not hand a prototype to another vendor for the backend. Discovery, architecture, build, and launch stay on the same team.
Stage 02
Architect
One picture of the system: client, perception, API, and cloud. We pick boring tools where they are enough and new ones where the product needs them.
Stage 03
Build
XR, AI, and web move on the same milestones. You see a running build, not a status deck. Scope changes get named before they land in the code.
Stage 04
Launch
Deployment, access, monitoring, and a handover your team can operate. The first release is the start of the system, not the end of the contract conversation.
What we need from you
- Who uses it, and what they do today
- The device: Quest, glasses, phone, or web
- Data you already have, and what must stay private
- A date the first real user should touch it
Tell us what you need built.
A short note on the device, the user, and the deadline is enough to start.