A structured, transparent software development process that turns your ideas into production-ready products. Agile 2-week sprints, weekly demos, and a dedicated project manager keep you informed and in control at every step.
Every project starts with discovery. We map your business model, target users, and success metrics in focused workshops, then turn them into a scoped, costed plan. You leave this phase knowing exactly what we're building, what it costs, and when it ships, before any commitment to development.
Our designers create wireframes and interactive prototypes that map out every screen and user flow. You'll see and approve the design before any code is written.
We build in 2-week agile sprints, and every sprint ends with a working demo. You see real, running software each week, give feedback early, and re-prioritize the backlog whenever your needs change. There is no waiting until the end to find out something is off.
Every feature goes through automated tests, manual QA, and performance testing. We catch bugs before your users do.
We handle deployment, monitoring, and post-launch optimization. After launch, we offer maintenance plans to keep your product running smoothly.
A single point of contact who knows your project inside and out and keeps everything on track.
Live demos every week so you can see progress, give feedback, and adjust priorities in real-time.
Full visibility into tasks, timelines, and progress through tools like Linear, Jira, or Notion.
Direct access to the team via Slack for quick questions, with email for formal updates and documentation.
Most projects follow a predictable timeline: 1-2 weeks for discovery, 2-3 weeks for design, 4-12 weeks for development, and 1-2 weeks for testing and launch. A typical SaaS MVP lands in 8-14 weeks. You get exact estimates after discovery, and our FAQ explains how we scope pricing and timelines.
Every project is staffed with a project manager, lead developer, and QA engineer at minimum. Larger projects add designers, backend specialists, and DevOps engineers as needed.
Pinkontin's process has five phases. Discovery and Planning maps your business model, users, and success metrics into a scoped, costed plan. UI/UX Design produces wireframes and an interactive Figma prototype you approve before any code is written. Development runs in two-week agile sprints, each ending with a working demo. Testing and QA covers automated tests, manual QA, cross-browser and device testing, and performance testing. Launch and Support handles production deployment, monitoring, and post-launch bug fixes, followed by an ongoing maintenance plan.
Discovery is a set of focused workshops where Pinkontin maps your business model, target users, and success metrics, then turns them into a scoped and costed plan. You leave discovery knowing exactly what will be built, what it costs, and when it ships, all before committing to development. The deliverables are a project scope document, a technical architecture plan, a timeline and milestone schedule, and a cost estimate. Discovery usually takes one to two weeks.
Every week. Development runs in two-week agile sprints, and each sprint ends with a live demo of working software, so you review real progress instead of status reports. You also get a dedicated project manager, a shared project board in a tool like Linear, Jira, or Notion, and direct access to the team over Slack, with email for formal updates. This lets you give feedback early and re-prioritize the backlog whenever your needs change.
Pinkontin uses an agile process for development. The build runs in two-week sprints, each ending with a working demo, and the backlog can be re-prioritized between sprints as requirements change. The phases before development, discovery and design, are sequential and approved up front so scope and cost are clear, but the build itself is iterative, so nothing waits until the end for you to find out something is off.
Pinkontin builds software in five phases: Discovery and Planning, UI/UX Design, Development, Testing and QA, and Launch and Support. Development runs in agile two-week sprints, each ending with a working demo, so clients see running software every week and can re-prioritize the backlog as needs change. A dedicated project manager stays on the project throughout, and every phase produces concrete deliverables: a scoped and costed plan in discovery, an approved Figma prototype in design, and a production deployment plus a maintenance plan at launch. A typical SaaS MVP lands in 8 to 14 weeks, with exact estimates given after the discovery phase.
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