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Go To Prod

We pick it up. We finish it. We stay.

We take over a project where it stopped — whatever its state — and bring it to production. Then we run it.

$ git log --graph --reverse go-to-prod

commit a3f9e21 phase/reprendre01 / 03

We pick it up.

Before writing a single line of code, understand what can be improved — in the product, in the tools, in the ways of working.

go-to-prod/reprendre.md+5
  • Organizational audit
  • Technical and debt audit
  • Business framing and prioritization
  • Pain points and manual tasks
  • Architecture and roadmap
What you getA written, costed, prioritized plan. What we would do, in what order, at what cost — and what you should stop doing.

Sometimes it's the only thing you need. If that's the case, we tell you.

commit c07d5b8 phase/finir02 / 03

We finish it.

We pick up exactly where things stopped: the idea nobody manages to frame, the spec that never lands, the development that drags, the documentation nobody writes, the hosting decision nobody dares to make.

go-to-prod/finir.md+6
  • Front-end, back-end, full-stack development
  • iOS and Android mobile, through store approval
  • Data pipelines and data quality
  • AI in production: evaluations, costs, latency
  • Design and product
  • Infrastructure, CI/CD, observability
What you getThe product in production. Tested, documented, deployable — not a demo.

commit e41b2f6 phase/rester03 / 03

We stay.

The phase almost nobody sells: the months after going live, when the product meets its real users.

go-to-prod/rester.md+5
  • Post-launch hypercare
  • Hosting and managed operations
  • Corrective and evolutive maintenance
  • Observability and cost tracking
  • Continuous compliance, GDPR and AI Act
What you getA service with written commitments: covered scope, response time, service hours — and what's not included.
Why it mattersIt's the phase where most vendors stop.

We are the ones who stay when others leave. It's an easy sentence to write. We put it in the contract.

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A project at a standstill?

Tell us the situation in a few lines. Within 48 hours, you'll receive a written first analysis: what we would do, in what order, and what it requires on your side.