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A senior dev studio. No hiring required.
Drop a request on the board or hand off a whole build. One senior engineer ships production-ready code to your repository, one clear priority at a time. Larger builds are broken into visible subtasks, so you always know what is done and what ships next.
No long-term commitments. No recurring status meetings. Async by default. Pause or cancel anytime.
Delivery board
Requests moving toward production
Live workflow
Scoped before it startsProduction code in your repo
Founders who ship with us
How it works - Three steps. Then we ship.
No scoping deck or onboarding marathon. Agree how the work will run, add your first request, and review useful code as it lands.
01
Subscribe
Agree how the work will run and get your private board. We shape the first request with you, then you can pause or cancel when the roadmap changes.
02
Request
Add and rank as many requests as you need. We focus on one clear priority at a time. Larger requests stay visible while smaller subtasks move toward done.
03
Receive
Every active item gets a delivery target. Review the result, approve it, or send it back with the changes it needs.
Who you're working with
Nikolai Popov
Founder & Lead Engineer
Full-stack engineer who's led teams and shipped product end to end. Every task on your board runs through someone who's made the hard calls before. Your code is never handed to a junior.
- Next.js
- Express
- PostgreSQL
- AWS
- Cloudflare
- Docker
- DevOps
- Stripe
- SEO
Who we work with - Built for teams like yours
From solo SaaS founders to funded startups and agencies. Find the page built for you.
What we build - Code for the product you need shipped.
New features, APIs, integrations, and whole product builds. We write and ship production code with one senior engineer and one scoped increment active at a time.
- Product builds & SaaS features. Month-plus builds, new products, and serious features. Dashboards, auth flows, billing, portals, and the roadmap work you need shipped.
- Improvements after launch. Once the main build is live, the same board keeps the product moving: polish, refactors, edge cases, and maintenance without hiring another developer.
- APIs & integrations. Stripe, webhooks, third-party APIs, internal services. We wire it up clean and make it talk to everything else.
Engagements - Bigger than a task? We take the whole thing.
An MVP, a marketplace, a billing system, a rebuild. A project is the same monthly-plan model focused on one serious outcome for a stretch of weeks, shipping in increments you can review and merge.
Delivery - Clear targets before work starts.
Before work begins, we agree how often working code should arrive and what needs to be ready before we start each item.
How delivery works
One clear priority at a time
Every active item gets its own delivery target. Larger requests stay visible on the board while smaller subtasks move toward done.
- Unlimited requests in the queue
- One clear priority in development
- A delivery target for every active item
- Large requests broken into visible subtasks
- In-scope revisions included
- Timing pauses while we wait for review or access
- Senior only, never a junior hand-off
- Pause or cancel whenever you want
FAQ - A few things founders ask before we start.
The practical details about plans, communication, and how the work moves through your board.
Do I need a finished brief or technical specification?
No. Bring the outcome you want, the problem you are seeing, or the existing codebase. We will turn that context into a clear first request and agree what done means before development starts. You keep product direction; we make the engineering path concrete.
How does the delivery cadence work?
We agree how often reviewable work should arrive before development starts. That turnaround applies to one active, scoped increment. You can keep as many requests as you need in the queue, but only one increment is in development at a time.
What can I put on the board?
Product features, APIs, integrations, billing, portals, dashboards, infrastructure, refactors, and post-launch improvements. Add the full outcome even when it is large. We keep it visible as a parent ticket and break the delivery work into smaller subtasks.
Who actually writes the code?
Nikolai, devkyn's founder and lead engineer, stays directly involved in every engagement. Your work is not handed to a junior learning on your codebase.
Who owns the code and infrastructure?
You do. Work is delivered into your repository and, when deployment is in scope, into infrastructure and service accounts you control. There is no proprietary wrapper required to keep the product running after the engagement ends.
How do review and revisions work?
When an increment is ready, it moves to Your review with the implementation context you need. Approve it, or request changes with a note. In-scope revisions return to the delivery queue with their context intact. The clock pauses while the item is waiting on your review or another client-side dependency.
Do we need recurring meetings?
No recurring meetings, standups, or status calls. The board handles priorities and progress asynchronously. We schedule a focused call only when a decision is genuinely easier to make live.
What if the queue goes quiet?
Pause or cancel the engagement when there is no ready work. You can resume when the roadmap fills up again, subject to current availability.
Built without lock-in
Your product stays yours from the first commit.
Your repository
Reviewable code lands where your team controls it.
Your accounts
Infrastructure stays in services owned by your business.
Your sign-off
Approve ready work or return it with the changes it needs.
Your clean exit
Keep the code and agreed handoff when the work ends.
Got a project? Let's ship it.
3 spots open. Tell us what you need shipped. We'll agree how the work will run and give each active item a clear target. Larger requests stay visible while smaller subtasks move toward done.