Diagnose
Mike maps the codebase, hosting, deployment path, failure points, and the release steps only you know.
6-week Production Readiness Sprint
You built it with AI. Now make it dependable.
We turn the release process in your head into a system your team can run: automatic checks, a private test version, approval for risky changes, and a tested way back.
One app · Six weeks · Starts at $10K
The release system around your app.
You already have a working app. We add the checks, release steps, approvals, and recovery plan around it—then show your team how to use them.
Release 042Ready for review
On track- 01Written requestChange spec
- 02Automatic checksCI test gates
- 03Private previewPreview environment
- 04Human approvalProtected deploy
- 05ReleaseProduction
Recovery pathThe last working version is ready if you need it.
Catch bad changes earlyAutomated checks compare each change with the written request.
Control risky releasesPreview environments and human approval protect production.
Give the team a way backA tested rollback and runbook remove the guesswork.
One codebaseSix weeksStarts at $10K
Six weeks to a team-owned release system.
We work in the real app. Mike owns the technical path; Matt keeps the engagement moving.
Week 1Diagnose
Weeks 2–5Build
Week 6Handoff
Build the release system
We build the CI/CD pipeline: automated test gates, a preview environment, approval for risky changes, release verification, and rollback.
Handoff
We run four live drills, document the deployment and rollback runbook, and hand the release system to your team.
Week 6 exit testA teammate can release—and roll back—a change without Mike.
4 live drillsrelease · stop · approve · rollback
Starts at
$10K+
One working app. Final price depends on its setup and complexity.
Make one app safer for your team to release.
A focused implementation for one working codebase, including the tests, release setup, recovery path, and guides created during the sprint.
Tell us about your app
Send the app link, where it's hosted, who needs to use it, and what makes releases stressful.
One codebaseWeekly working sessions30 days of support
Two brothers. No agency in between.
Mike leads the engineering. Matt turns business goals into buildable scope and keeps the engagement moving. You work directly with both.
GTM & client deliveryDiscovery → scope → weekly coordination
+EngineeringTechnical plan → build → handoff
Matt Lady
Matt has spent 10 years across growth, marketing, sales, and operations. At EVC, he leads discovery, scope, client communication, and project delivery—turning what the business needs into a clear plan Mike can engineer and your team can use.
10 yearsacross growth & operations
30+ brandshands-on operating experience
Common questions
Plain answers before you hand anyone access to your app or accounts.
Who is this for?
Builders who used Claude Code or another AI coding tool to create a working app and now need teammates, clients, or paying users to rely on it. Bring the working app, a written description of what changes should do, and a few recent examples.
Will this work with my current stack?
Usually. The sprint starts with the code, hosting, and release method you already use—including apps built with Claude Code, Cursor, or Lovable. If the current setup cannot support the work, Mike will tell you before kickoff.
Does the app need to be rebuilt?
Usually not. Week one identifies what can be improved within the existing app. Rewrites, platform migrations, new features, redesigns, payment setup, and formal compliance programs are outside this sprint; if a rewrite is required first, Mike will say so.
What do I own, and what happens after?
You own the tests, release setup, configuration, and runbook inside your codebase and accounts. The sprint includes 30 days of support after handoff; ongoing operations and feature work can be scoped separately.
For technical readersSee the implementation scope+
This is a production CI/CD implementation—not a generic code review. The scope can include automated test gates, preview environments, protected production deployments, human approval, release verification, rollback procedures, and an operating runbook.
CI/CD, in plain English
CD can mean delivery or deployment.
- Continuous Integration
- Does all of the code work together—all the time?
- Continuous Delivery
- Can we deploy the latest version whenever we choose?
- Continuous Deployment
- Does every change that passes the checks deploy automatically?
EVC automatically deploys passing changes to a test environment, so every change has a working preview. Production can still wait for human approval—especially when login, customer data, or payments are involved.
changetestpreviewapprovedeployverifyrollback
You built the app. Now make it safer to share.
Send us the app, how you release it today, and what needs to be dependable before more people use it. Matt will help scope the problem; Mike will review the technical path.