AvocadoStackScope before code
The first artifact is a page someone can disagree with. Building starts when that page is settled.
Avo the Developer
Build the product. Hand over the keys.
WordPress sites, Django and Next.js apps, iOS and Android applications, and the API work that connects them. Scope first, then the build, then a handover you can run without us in the room.
The work
Six ways in. One of them is the job.
We do not sell a stack and then look for a problem that fits it.
App development
Accounts, workflows, and the screens people actually use.
Mobile applications
iOS and Android apps for the stores people already have on their phones.
WordPress
A site your team can edit, built for the job rather than pulled off a shelf.
Django
Business rules, accounts, and an admin that does not depend on a pile of plugins.
Next.js
Web apps and content sites on a stack we use for our own work.
API integrations
Two systems that already exist, connected through a documented API.
Which stack
The tool follows the job.
A comparison table of speed scores is not a decision. This is.
How it goes
Five steps. The date is not step one.
01
Conversation
What the business does, who uses the thing, and what already exists. No forty-field questionnaire.
02
Scope
A short written list: included, left out, and what the first version has to do. The date comes after that, not before.
03
Build
Working software in slices you can click. The reveal is not saved for the last week.
04
Handover
Repository, hosting in your name, and a note on what to click when we are not in the room.
05
Care
Optional monthly time for fixes and small changes. It is agreed, not a silent subscription.
What we will not pretend
Three rules we keep even when a deadline is loud.
The stack follows the job
WordPress when you edit the words. Next.js for a product front or a fast site. Django when there are accounts and rules. A phone app when it has to live on iOS and Android. An integration when two systems are already there.
A date after the scope
We do not promise a launch week before we have seen the work. The date is part of the scope.
export default async function ProjectsPage() { const projects = await listProjects() return ( <Board projects={projects} empty="Nothing in flight yet." /> )}Questions
The ones that come up before the call.
Bring the job, not a finished specification.
A few sentences and the address of whatever exists today is enough to start. reCAPTCHA checks the form. Brevo carries the note to the studio inbox.
