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Six roles. One team. Yours on Monday.

The product team a growing company needs, already working together. Use the whole team or the roles your roadmap needs this quarter. Either way you get the people who help you decide what to build, not just the hands that build it.

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The CTO

Architecture, priorities and the hard calls.

Every engagement has a CTO who owns the technical outcome: the architecture, the trade-offs, the security review and the call on what not to build. You talk to a decision-maker, not a ticket queue.

What they deliver
  • Strategy, business case and architecture
  • Code and security reviews
  • Vendor and stack decisions
  • Fractional CTO for founders
Technical due diligence · Architecture reviews · Build vs buy
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Product lead

Turns goals into a roadmap and a plan for this week.

Runs discovery, writes the scope, keeps the Linear board honest and sends the weekly update. The person who makes sure the work matches the business.

What they deliver
  • Discovery workshops
  • Scoping and estimates
  • Weekly planning and written updates
  • Stakeholder demos
Discovery · Roadmaps · Linear · Weekly updates
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Product designer

Flows and interfaces people understand first time.

From research and user flows to polished UI and a design system your engineers build from. Clickable prototypes before production code.

What they deliver
  • User research and flows
  • UI design and prototypes
  • Design systems
  • Accessibility
UX · UI · Design systems · Prototyping
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Web & mobile engineers

Platforms, portals and apps, released in weekly increments.

Engineers who have shipped SaaS platforms, client portals, marketplaces and mobile apps together before. Same people, your whole engagement.

What they deliver
  • SaaS platforms and portals
  • Mobile apps, iOS and Android
  • APIs and integrations
  • Performance and SEO
Next.js · React · .NET · Node.js · PostgreSQL
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AI & data engineers

Models, assistants and pipelines, measured on your data.

Custom and fine-tuned models, RAG assistants, document intelligence and computer vision, always with an evaluation set first. Plus the data lakes, pipelines and IoT telemetry that feed them.

What they deliver
  • LLM assistants and RAG
  • Document intelligence
  • Computer vision
  • Data lakes, pipelines, IoT
Python · LLM APIs · Open-source models · pgvector · AWS IoT
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Cloud & DevOps

Releases that stay boring and bills that stay predictable.

Architecture on AWS, CI/CD, monitoring and cost control, all in accounts you own. Security and backups are part of the setup, not an upsell.

What they deliver
  • Cloud architecture on AWS
  • CI/CD and environments
  • Monitoring and on-call runbooks
  • Cost optimization
AWS · Docker · Vercel · CI/CD
Why a team, not a hire

Hiring this team takes a year.

Hiring in-houseFreelancersNymatic
Time to a full team3–6 months per role, six rolesWhenever each person is freeOn Monday
Who holds the contextSix onboardings, context spread thinNobody, so you become the project managerOne CTO accountable for the result
RhythmRamp-up before outputVaries by person and by weekSomething shipped every Friday
CostSix salaries, plus recruiting and toolingPer hour, per person, plus your timeOne cost, everything included
Whatever comes next on your roadmap
A web platformA mobile appAn AI assistantDocument AIA client portalDashboardsERP integrationPaymentsIoT telemetryA data lakeA cloud migrationA legacy rewriteA design systemAn MVP in 8 weeksWhatsApp automationA code auditFractional CTOSEO-ready marketing site

Meet the team on a 30-minute call.

Tell us what you’re building and we’ll show you who would work on it.