What does a typical engagement look like?

A short discovery, a written plan, then sprints with a weekly demo. You get a named lead, a visible backlog, and working software on a cadence you can feel.

Do you take fixed-scope and retained work?

Yes. Fixed-scope fits a clear product slice. A retainer fits teams that want a studio in the room every month. We will tell you which one is honest for the brief.

Can you join a project that is already in progress?

Often. We start with a technical and product audit, stabilize what is hurting, then build forward without a theatrical rewrite.

How do you handle IP and source code?

You own the work. Repositories, cloud accounts, and store listings stay under your control. We do not hold the keys hostage.

Which industries do you work in?

Fintech, healthcare, education, logistics, retail, manufacturing, startups, enterprise IT, and web3. Domain fluency without locking you into a template.

How fast can we start?

A 15-minute call is enough to know if we are the right room. If the fit is real, discovery can start in the same week.

Insights

Web3 · 5 min

Wallet integration that does not drop users

Anand Hiswankar · 2026-09-18

Users do not fail Web3 because they hate crypto. They fail because the wrong network, a rejected signature, or a missing recovery path looks like the product is broken.

Decide custody before UI

Non-custodial wallets fit traders and power users. In-app wallets with recovery fit consumer products. Mixing the two in the first sprint is how you ship a support queue.

Status is the product

Pending, confirmed, failed, and stuck on the wrong chain need copy and a retry. A hash on a block explorer is not a receipt your customer can use.

What we ship first

Wallet connect, network hints, a safe deposit path, and a withdrawal that a human can explain. Token theater can wait until money actually moves.

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