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Most agencies build exactly what you ask for. These guys pushed back on two of our specs in week one — both times they were right. The final architecture was nothing like what we originally planned, and it's ten times better for it.
We were running a legacy monolith that was costing us a fortune and blocking every new feature. The migration to microservices was something we'd been putting off for two years. They made it a non-event — zero downtime, clean handover docs, and the team was fully up to speed within a sprint.
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Communication was the thing that surprised me most. Daily async updates, clear blockers surfaced early, never a surprise at the end of a sprint. The mobile app went live on schedule and the App Store reviews were 4.8 in the first month.
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