FAQ
Short, practical answers before starting collaboration.
?We know something is broken, but cannot name the core issue. Where do we start?
Start with one focused 60–90-minute clarity session. We isolate the main bottleneck, agree on a concrete target, and define the first practical step.
?When is the 2–4-week diagnostics format worth it?
Use diagnostics when problems repeat every sprint: incidents, rollback decisions, and cross-team delays. You get a full system map with priorities and risk zones.
?What does 1–3-month support look like in practice?
A weekly rhythm: decision reviews, bottleneck tracking, and guidance on live changes. The goal is to keep direction stable while the system keeps moving.
?What exactly will we receive as output?
A concise action package: problem map, priority list, decision log, and a short no-go list to avoid expensive mistakes.
?How quickly can we expect visible progress?
Usually within the first 1–2 weeks: fewer chaotic discussions, clearer ownership, and faster decision flow on critical changes.
?Who should be involved from our side?
Typically 1–3 key people: CTO/Head of Engineering, one product or tech lead, and one person who owns day-to-day context.
?What is outside your scope?
No team replacement, no outsourcing development, and no generic best-practice playbooks detached from your real constraints.
?How do we begin?
Send a short brief in Telegram or via the contact form: context, key pain, and desired outcome. Then we do a short intro call and choose the right format.
?How is pricing set?
Pricing depends on the format and scope. Final scope and cost are finalized after the intro call.