Go live on your own domain
Fast on phones and laptops, with a live link from the first week
Next.js
Node.jsVercel
DigitalOcean
A web or mobile app with login, payments and AI, in front of real users in 2 weeks. Senior engineers build it for a fixed $2,900, and the code is yours
1 spot left this month. Start this week, launch by November 27
Web, iOS or Android. A polished product your users enjoy from the first click
Fast on phones and laptops, with a live link from the first week
Node.js1 codebase sent to the App Store and Google Play, so every fix ships to both
React NativeEmail and Google sign-in, plus an admin view of every user
SupabaseSubscriptions or one-time checkout, live before you launch
A model wired into the 1 job your users came for
A database planned for version 2, so new features slot in
PostgreSQL
Supabase
MongoDBA landing page that explains your product, with analytics on
TailwindThe fastest way to know if your idea works is to ask people to pay for it. Until they do, every plan is a guess.
A first version used to take us 2 months. Our engineers now build with Claude Code and other AI agents, and the same team ships a polished product in 2 weeks: login, the feature your users came for and a checkout that takes their money.
So you learn in 2 weeks what used to take a quarter. If users pay, we keep building with you. If they don't, you change course while you still have the runway to do it.
CTO, ParalectThese took 3 weeks to 2.5 months, before our engineers moved to Claude Code
Built in 3 weeksContent marketplace for sports and gaming, with a landing page, GTM plan and pitch deck
Built in 1 monthPaying customers from the first day after launch, now used in 190+ countries
Built in under 1 monthPrompts turned into team tools, built by 1 developer
Built in 1.5 monthsAI video editing that went #1 on Product Hunt, now $30K+ in monthly revenue
Built in 1.5 monthsiOS and Android app for sustainable fashion, ready for users on the agreed date
Built in 2.5 monthsFirst paying customers, then $500K raised 3 months after the MVP launch
You see the product grow every day, not a status report once a week
You walk our CTO through it. We agree what goes into version 1, write it down and fix the price
You get a link with login and the first screens. New work lands on it every day, and you test it as it grows
It goes live on your domain and in the stores, on your accounts. The code sits in your GitHub
2 weeks, live by November 27
"To see it come to life was really magical, and you all did a really great job making that happen"
"Paralect took the time to make a brief that clearly showed they understood our product, what we needed and just how fast they were going to ship it"
"I have never experienced this level of craftsmanship and ownership"
"Paralect understood the problem we were aiming to solve"
Senior engineers from Paralect, the team behind 100+ products in 15+ years. They build with Claude Code and other agents, which is how a first version fits in 2 weeks. Our CTO is on your first call
Either, for the same price. Most founders start with the one their users already live in: a web app for work tools, a phone app for everything people do on the go
You do. We commit to your GitHub from day 1 and deploy to your accounts. No license, no lock-in
Then we cut it until it does. Version 1 needs the 1 thing your users will pay for, done well. If you want more, we price it before we start, so the price never moves halfway
Bugs in what we built are fixed free for 30 days. After that you keep the same engineer by the hour, or take the code to any team
Hire an engineer by the hourYes. We check what you have, fix what breaks and take it to production
Lovable app to productionTell our CTO the idea on a call. If it fits in 2 weeks, we start this week
$2,900 fixed price, 50% to start