How we work

A working relationship that continues after launch.

You bring the business context and feedback. SweatMtn turns that into working software and takes care of its delivery and ongoing development, with responsibilities and support agreed from the start.

Show us what needs to work better.

You know your business, your customers, and the work that needs to get done. Bring us the idea, the workflow, or the system that’s holding you back. We’ll work out where software or AI can help and agree a practical place to start.

What you get: An agreed first scope, with priorities, costs, and responsibilities.

We build the solution with you.

SweatMtn handles the engineering and AI-assisted development. Your team reviews working versions as we go, so you can see what’s changing and make decisions before launch.

What you get: Working software your team has reviewed and tested against the agreed requirements.

We take care of the software after launch.

Your team puts it to work. We handle deployment, maintenance, and further development, with hosting and support agreed around your business. As your needs change, the software can change with them.

What you get: A deployed application and an agreed plan for hosting, support, and future changes.

Useful information to bring

A description of the people who will use the software and what they need to do.
Any existing product, screenshots, documents, or manual process you can show.
Systems that need to connect, known constraints, and your preferred timing.
A budget range, if you have one, so the scope can reflect it.

Questions before we start

What should I bring to the first conversation?

A description of the problem, who the software is for, and anything already in place. Screenshots, an existing product, a manual process, or a short brief are useful. You do not need a technical specification to get in touch.

Can you work on our existing application?

Yes. We first need to understand the application, its data, and its integrations. That review helps determine whether the project is an extension, an integration, or a larger modernization effort.

How are price and timing determined?

After discussing the scope and reviewing relevant systems, we can propose deliverables, milestones, and commercial terms. Dependencies and changes in scope need to be accounted for in the estimate.

Who owns the code and accounts?

Code ownership, third-party licenses, infrastructure accounts, and handoff requirements should be agreed in writing before development begins. Include any specific ownership or hosting requirements in your project brief.

What happens after the release?

We can operate and maintain the software, including hosting, fixes, and future development. We agree the support responsibilities, service scope, and ongoing costs before launch.

Tell us what you want to change.

Bring the problem, the idea, or the system that needs attention. We’ll help work out the next step and what we can take off your plate.

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