Maintenance & Managed Services
We keep software running after launch — bug fixes, updates and a named support arrangement — for teams who don't want in-house engineers on standby for occasional work.
Software that works today but has nobody responsible for it next month is a liability, not an asset — this pillar is the ongoing arrangement for after a project ships, and the standard next step for anyone whose current project doesn't need a full new build.
What this includes
Ongoing maintenance & bug fixes
A named, ongoing arrangement for keeping existing software running and up to date.
Dedicated development team
An ongoing embedded team for continuous work, rather than a single fixed-scope project.
How we work
Discovery & scoping
Scope document and estimate
Typically 3–5 working days
Architecture & design
Technical design doc or UI prototype
Typically 1–2 weeks, scope-dependent
Build in iterations
Working increments in a shared staging environment
Ongoing, reviewed every 1–2 weeks
QA, handover & launch
Test report, deployment runbook, documentation
Typically 1 week before go-live
Typical stack
- Node.js
- React
- PostgreSQL
- CI/CD
- Monitoring
What you get
- A documented maintenance arrangement with agreed response handling
- A regular update and dependency-patching cadence
- Direct access to the team that knows the system