Get control over releases: a plan with dates and estimates in two weeks, delivery up to 4× faster, and a demo every week so nothing slips quietly. Scope changes only with your sign-off, and your roadmap stays the plan.
Keep control of the product . Hand over the engineering, not the decisions . You will know the date, see every release before it ships, and get the results instead of reasons.
Vendor or in-house, the engineering breaks in one of three places. Each ends the same way: with you explaining a date.
The release promised to the board slips again, and the engineers build what the ticket says, not what the business needs. You hear about the date after it has passed.
Developers spend 17 of 41 working hours a week on tech debt and bad code (Stripe, 2018)
You can’t tell what it covers, what it leaves out, what isn’t needed, or which trade-offs were never discussed. Procurement wants a signature; the decision carries your name for years.
Large IT projects run 45% over budget and deliver 56% less value than planned (McKinsey/Oxford)
The board has signed off the next version, often with AI. Nobody in-house has shipped one, the team is busy keeping the current product running, and code gets written without an architecture.
42% of companies abandoned most AI initiatives in 2025, up from 17% (S&P Global)
Each of these lands on you. You answer for a release you didn't control.
Your product is live and you own it? This page is for you. A first MVP from an idea we take only through referrals.
Code is cheap now, AI-written or not. Architecture, release order and knowing what not to build are not. That's the part we take on.
Before any build, a Solution Architect reads the code, the proposal and the roadmap. Two weeks later you hold releases with dates and estimates, people and AI agents sized separately, and two or three team options with their trade-offs.
The person who wrote the plan runs the team that delivers it. You meet everyone before the start, every role has a backup, and nobody is rotated without your consent.
A demo every week and releases to plan, so a slip shows in week two, not month six. Every quarter the Solution Architect brings proposals: what moves the product next, where to apply AI, what to automate.
Repositories, cloud and data stay in your name from day one. If you leave, nothing leaves with us.
If the audit finds nothing to cut or de-risk, it's free. If a Proof Sprint misses its date, the overrun is on us.
Every package has its scope, timeline and price on the card. Pick the one that matches where your product is; you keep the result.
A proposal to check, a vendor to take over from, or a next version to plan. In two weeks: two or three costed options, every risk priced, and a roadmap with dates. Free if we find nothing to cut.
Learn more →The first module of your next version in production to regulated standards in six weeks, with tests, documentation, security review and audit trail. Miss the date and the overrun is on us.
Learn more →Stop being your product's technical escalation point. A named senior team run by a Solution Architect owns the engineering end to end and reports to you every two weeks in business terms. No hourly billing.
Learn more →Production-ready beta in about four months without pausing feature development, delivery about 4× faster, and revenue from the first month.
Read the case →Scope and architecture from zero, a no-code prototype replaced by a production app, and HIPAA privacy and security addressed throughout development.
Read the case →Nothing here commits you to the next step. Each one ends with a result in your hands and a decision that is yours.
Steps 2 and 3 are fixed-price and stand on their own. You decide on the next step after you see the result.
You say where the product is; we say which step fits, or that none does yet. Not ready to talk? The Product Risk Check takes 5 minutes.
A roadmap with dates, every risk priced, two or three team options. Yours to keep, whoever builds it.
The first module in production, with tests, documentation and a security review. Then decide on the team with nothing sunk.
A named senior team run by a Solution Architect; a demo every week, releases to plan. No hourly billing.
Once a quarter the Solution Architect brings proposals, not requests: what moves the product next, what to automate, what to stop building.
“I've had the opportunity to work with Volo and the CodeLions team during a time of uncertainty in Ukraine. However, I was very impressed to see their level of dedication to still deliver my product on time. Their attention to detail and willingness to go above and beyond is what make them the right tech partner to take your project to another level. I'm totally recommending CodeLions to be your tech partner on your journey to building an incredible product”
“We assessed 120 firms. CodeLions was the one. Always on time. Above expectations. Never a missed meeting, never an extended deadline, never a cut corner. They shipped through blackouts and air raids without dropping a single release.”
“CodeLions has successfully delivered the MVP and the production version of the application. The client is impressed with the team's exceptional management, strong communication, and easygoing demeanor. The team's competitive pricing structure and high-quality deliverables have pleased the client.”
“CodeLions has improved the client’s workflow, making it smoother and more efficient, and the app has gotten positive feedback from customers. The team delivers on time and communicates effectively. Moreover, they’re talented and highly motivated, consistently improving their high-quality work.”
We sign yours before you send the proposal, the repo or the data model.
We work inside your repositories and cloud, with access you grant and can revoke.
We fill in your vendor-risk questionnaire and go through GDPR and data-residency questions before the first sprint.
Access is removed, documentation is handed over, and nothing stays with us. The exit is written into the contract.
You don't hand over anything. Your product owner stays the owner of the product; your CTO keeps architecture authority and the final say, and can challenge the audit line by line before anything else is signed. We bring the technical vision and deliver it.
Start with the audit. The document is yours whatever you decide, even if you use it to renegotiate with your current vendor. After that, the first sprints show what a team is after: results for the business, or more billable hours.
Do, and bring the audit: quotes price the same assumptions; the audit questions them, so the quotes become comparable. Half the price is usually half the scope. Put the cheap one next to the depth we quote; if it holds up, sign it.
Yes, with tools agreed under your rules. A named senior engineer reviews and tests every change before it ships; that review is the product. AI writes the code faster. It doesn't answer for it. We do.
We say so. If a smaller build, your current vendor or no build at all is the better answer, the audit says that, and the document is yours to use either way.
No. The Solution Architect who wrote the plan runs the named team through to release, with no handover that loses context. People are rotated only with your consent.
You don't need to. You stay the owner of the product; CodeLions brings the technical vision and delivers it.
Most CTOs are, for good reason: hours sold and people who rotate. Here the CTO keeps architecture authority and the final say, meets the named team before the start and sees a demo every week. The audit is a document he can challenge line by line before anything else is signed.
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