Launch
Built for the launch that can't slip.
An app, a site, a brand, or a tool, for the date that can't move. A senior lead designs and builds it with AI. Two to four weeks.
- Scope
- Written on one page
- Length
- Two to four weeks
- Built by
- A senior lead, with AI
- Price
- Fixed, agreed before we start
Most studios hand your project down.
You pay senior rates, and the idea gets lost in the handoffs.
Most studios
Dyno
We don't broker the work.
The person you talk to builds it. When it needs more hands, you meet them first.
Call
Thirty minutes. Your goal, your date, and what's in the way.
Scope
One page. What ships, when, and what it costs.
Build
Two to four weeks. Work every few days, not at the end.
Handoff
Code and files your team runs without us.
A marketing site
On a CMS your team can run.
Brand foundation
Positioning, identity, and voice, with the rules written down.
A product or app
A first version, or the screen that leaks users.
Tools and agents
An internal tool or an agent on your data.
Investor narrative
The story and the deck that carries it.
Livin books chefs on a system we designed, built, and handed over.
Menu, booking, and the growth engine. Their team runs it without us: 825 fields, no engineer.
Before Dyno, Jarrett led eight designers at Greenlight and owned Level Up, their money game for kids. What it did:
- 5.4×
- 80%
- +3 pts
- What if the scope changes halfway?
- It usually does. Small changes are absorbed. Anything that moves the date, we name and price first.
- Do you work with our engineers?
- Often. The handoff is a pull request, not a folder of files.
- What does it cost?
- One fixed number, written into the one-page scope, before you commit to anything.
- Does building with AI mean cutting corners?
- No. AI speeds up the building, not the judgment. A senior person reviews everything that ships.
One primary engagement at a time.
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