Capability 04

You do not need a team yet. You need the first version.

For founders with something real to build and nobody to build it. About six weeks from the first call to something users can actually use, against a scope and a date agreed up front.

See how the six weeks go
  • 57Systems live in healthcare
  • ~6 weeksFirst call to real users
  • You own itCode and infrastructure

How it goes

Six weeks, and you know where you are in every one of them.

  1. Week 1

    We cut the idea down

    Most first versions carry three features too many. We find the one that has to work for anyone to care.

  2. Weeks 2 to 5

    We make the thing

    Working software, not a prototype you throw away. What we make in week two is what you keep.

  3. Week 6

    Real users touch it

    Not a demo to investors. Actual people doing the actual job, while we watch where they get stuck.

  4. After

    You own all of it

    The code, the accounts, the infrastructure. If you hire a team tomorrow, they inherit something they can read.

What you get

Everything below is in the scope, in writing.

Included

  • A working product real users can use
  • The infrastructure it runs on, in your accounts
  • Patient data handled correctly if it touches health data
  • The code, documented enough for the next engineer
  • A scope and a date agreed before we start

Not what this is

  • A slide deck instead of software
  • A prototype that gets thrown away at launch
  • A team you have to manage
  • Billable hours with no ceiling

If what you are building touches patient data, the handling comes as part of it, not as a phase two. See AI governance for how that gets checked.

Describe it in one sentence.

If you can tell us what it does and who it is for, we can tell you what the first version costs and how long it takes.

Thirty minutes, free, no pitch