Product engineers
TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node. They own the feature from the RFC to the Friday demo — not a ticket in someone else's sprint.
You don't get a bench.
You get named engineers.
The people on the sales call write the code. No junior bait-and-switch, no rotating faces, no account manager translating your product into tickets.
Mobile
iOS, Android, and React Native when one team should own both stores. Store submissions and the first month after launch included.
AI & automation
RAG, agents, evals. They'll tell you when a rules engine is the better product — cheaper, faster, and easier to trust.
Design that ships
UX and UI in the same Slack as engineering. Specs don't get thrown over a wall, and impossible components die in week one.
How they're staffed
Your repo, your Slack, your standups. Three to eight people on your product only, with overlap in EU and US hours. Async writing, live when the hard path needs a human.
- In your tools
- One product
- EU / US overlap
Next step
Work with them, or join them.
Need a named squad?
Talk to the engineer who'd actually be on it.