Clear v1 over vague promises
We cut ruthlessly so the first release is useful — then grow from a prioritized backlog, not from scope creep.
How we work
A clear path from brief to launch
Every GujjuTicks project follows the same rhythm: lock a realistic v1, ship working software every week, launch with handover, and optionally keep improving.
We keep delivery simple on purpose. You always know what phase you are in, what “done” means for this release, and what happens after go-live.
5 phases
Discover → support
Weekly
Clickable demos
1 day
Typical first reply
Written
Scope before build
What we optimize for
Fewer surprises. Faster learning. Software you can actually run.
Working software over status slides
Weekly demos you can click beat long reports. If it is not visible, it is not progress.
Direct communication
You talk with the build team by email or WhatsApp — not a long chain of account layers.
Handoff, not lock-in
Ownership, access, and docs are agreed up front so your team can run the product after launch.
From brief to support
The same delivery rhythm across apps, websites, and software.
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01 Usually 3–5 days
Discover
We map goals, users, constraints, and risks — then define a realistic v1 before heavy build begins.
- User and outcome mapping
- Must-haves vs later backlog
- Rough timeline and milestone sketch
- Recommendation: workshop, build, or wait
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02 Usually 3–7 days
Plan
We turn discovery into an approved plan: milestones, design direction, success criteria, and a written scope.
- Written statement of work
- Design direction for key flows
- Definition of “done” for the release
- Investment and timeline confirmed
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03 Typically 3–12 weeks
Build
Iterative delivery with demos you can click every week — so scope stays honest and surprises stay rare.
- Weekly clickable demos
- Visible backlog and priorities
- Direct updates on progress and blockers
- Small clarifications without drama
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04 Usually 3–7 days
Launch
We harden, deploy, hand over access, and leave you with a prioritized next backlog — not a vague “phase 2”.
- Staging checks and go-live support
- Hosting, SSL, and access notes
- Handover documentation
- Prioritized post-launch backlog
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05 Optional, month-to-month
Support
Stay with a familiar partner for fixes, small features, and steady upkeep after you are live.
- Agreed monthly capacity
- Bug fixes and small improvements
- Hosting and upkeep basics
- Help planning larger follow-on work
What the first week looks like
No mystery between first message and real momentum.
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01
You send a short brief
Goal, users, timeline, and budget range if known. Screenshots or links help — perfection is not required.
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02
We reply within a day
Usually within one business day, with clarifying questions or a suggested next step.
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03
We shape the starting point
Discovery workshop, scoped build, or support — based on how clear the work already is.
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04
We confirm in writing
Scope, timeline, and investment are agreed before heavy build begins. No surprise invoices for undefined work.
What we need from you
Projects move faster when these are in place early.
A decision-maker
Someone who can approve scope, answer questions quickly, and join weekly demos.
Real context
Who the users are, what success looks like, hard deadlines, and any must-have constraints.
Honest priorities
Willingness to cut nice-to-haves so v1 ships — everything else goes to a clear next backlog.
How we stay in sync
Communication that keeps scope honest and decisions close to the work.
Weekly demos
You see working software every week — so feedback stays concrete and surprises stay rare.
Direct updates
Progress and blockers by email or WhatsApp. Talk to the build team, not a ticket black hole.
Written milestones
You know what lands each phase — and what “done” means before we call a release finished.
Typical timelines
Ranges, not promises — we confirm after we understand the work.
Focused website
Often about 3–6 weeks for a clear marketing or business site.
Custom app / MVP
Commonly about 6–12 weeks depending on integrations and complexity.
Internal tools & dashboards
Usually 4–10 weeks once workflows and data sources are clear.
Ongoing support
Month-to-month after launch — capacity agreed up front.
What is typically included vs not
Clear boundaries keep delivery calm and honest.
Typically included
- Discovery and a written definition of “done” for the agreed release
- Weekly visible progress during builds
- Launch support and handover notes
- Direct communication with the build team
- A prioritized backlog for what comes after v1
Typically not included
- Unlimited scope changes mid-build without adjusting timeline or investment
- Paid ads management or ongoing content marketing retainers
- Guarantees of revenue or user growth — we build the product; market results vary
- Work that starts before scope is agreed in writing
Ownership & handover
Project deliverables and ownership are agreed in writing before build work begins. We design for handoff, not lock-in.
- Code and project assets as agreed in the statement of work
- Hosting basics, SSL, and access notes at launch
- Handover documentation your team can run with
- A prioritized post-launch backlog — not a vague “phase 2”
Quick answers
Common questions about how delivery works day to day.
Do you start building before scope is clear?
No. We lock a realistic v1 first. Heavy build begins after written agreement on scope, timeline, and investment.
What if priorities change mid-project?
Small clarifications are normal. Larger changes are discussed openly — we adjust timeline or investment rather than silently expanding the work.
Will we own the code?
Yes. Ownership is agreed in writing before build begins. We design for handoff, not lock-in.
Can you stay after launch?
Yes. Many teams keep us for fixes, small features, and hosting upkeep as an optional monthly engagement.
Explore next
See what we build, proof of approach, or start a conversation.
Ready to start?
Tell us what you want to launch. We will recommend a realistic first step and a clear path to go-live.