Stackologists · a bounded build
A finished piece of software, then we hand it back
Stackologists treats some work as a finished piece of software with a named owner and a date, not as a hire.
We take small and mid-size projects on the named stacks: a .NET API the rest of the company can stand on, a Blazor admin that replaces a spreadsheet, an Angular module that has to keep working after the original team leaves. A React public site is a fit when that is already the front end.
How a build is bounded
- One stack, written down before kickoff — not “and also whatever else comes up.”
- A working increment on the cadence in the agreement, not a reveal at the end.
- Handoff with the decisions, not only the repository.
Staffing or a build
If you need a person inside your stand-up, that is staffing. If you need us to own delivery of a bounded piece, that is this page. Who owns the code is in the build agreement. We stay close through handoff, then we step back.
If you later want that person on your team, that is a new conversation — not a silent conversion of a project into a seat.