Managed Hosting & Ongoing Engineering
Optional monthly support after launch: hosting where suitable, monitoring, maintenance, dependency updates, issue resolution and prioritized improvements. Coverage, response expectations, infrastructure charges and improvement capacity are defined in each engagement.
When you need this
- A system is live and someone needs to own its health.
- Dependencies and model providers change, and changes need testing before they reach users.
- There is a backlog of improvements and no team to work through it.
- Your original developer has moved on.
How we do it
1. Agree coverage
What is hosted and monitored, response expectations, infrastructure charges and how much time goes to improvements.
2. Host and monitor
Hosting where suitable, with quality, errors, cost and usage reviewed on a regular schedule.
3. Maintain
Dependency updates, fixes and issue resolution, each tested before release.
4. Improve
A prioritized backlog and release plan for agreed improvements, reviewed with you.
What you get
- Hosting and deployment, where suitable
- Monitoring and regular review
- Maintenance, dependency updates and issue resolution
- Prioritized improvements within an agreed capacity
- A clean handoff whenever you want one
After launching a client portal, the client keeps a monthly engagement. Each month we review errors and usage, apply dependency updates after testing them, and ship two small improvements from the backlog.
Start with a project conversation
Scoped to your project
Tell us what you want to build. We reply to set up a short conversation. A clear project can be scoped directly; if the solution is not yet clear, solution design comes first.
Questions
Do we have to sign up for monthly support?
No. Every project delivers a usable agreed result that works without monthly support. You can take a handoff to your own team instead.
Is this 24/7 support?
Not by default. Response coverage is defined in each engagement, and around-the-clock coverage is possible only where agreed.
Can you take over a system someone else built?
Yes, after a short review of the code and infrastructure to understand its state.
Often combined with
- Custom Business SoftwareCRMs, dashboards, portals and internal applications built around how your business works.
- AI evaluation and Reliability AuditMeasure how well an AI system already in use works, and fix what is failing.
- Private AI infrastructureRun models and data where your requirements say they must run.