For founders with a working prototype

The demo works. Can you trust it with real users?

Bring the working demo and codebase. Prodmake determines what can stay, what needs repair or replacement, and closes one bounded production gap required for a credible release.

From $35,000. Deployed in 50 days or less.

Show me the prototype

Best suited to prototypes with a real user, commercial purpose, accessible codebase, and a specific production outcome.

Where prototypes stop

The happy path isn't what makes production hard.

  1. 01

    Access becomes real

    Authentication, permissions, and private data can no longer be placeholders or assumptions.

  2. 02

    Failures need a path

    Users hit edge cases, integrations fail, and someone needs to inspect and correct what happened.

  3. 03

    The product needs an operator

    Without administration and visibility, every routine correction becomes another engineering request.

How the first stage works

Inspect first. Decide what matters. Then make that slice launchable.

Generated or unconventional code isn't rejected on principle. Reuse is decided by what the code must reliably do in production.

  1. 01

    Review the product and code

    Identify what the prototype proves, what can be kept, and which production obligations currently block a credible release.

  2. 02

    Accept one bounded outcome

    Write the user path, risks, tradeoffs, and acceptance criteria before turning the backlog into a promise.

  3. 03

    Close the gap and release it

    Implement the required UX, architecture, data, access, administration, integrations, deployment, and operating visibility within scope.

Relevant production work

The difficult part begins after the demo works.

AI-assisted reading moved beyond content generation into accounts, synchronization, mobile behavior, and cross-platform releases.

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Reader AI

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Content workflows, authentication, sync, and store distribution shipped together.

Lane Technologies

The infrastructure became a key asset during acquisition due diligence.

Mobile release infrastructure and delivery workflows made a scaling product more operable.

AuditBoard

Application, service, and infrastructure work under enterprise correctness requirements.

Production engineering inside an enterprise platform for audit, compliance, and risk.

The offer

One bounded production release, not a promise to finish everything.

You get explicit reuse decisions, written acceptance criteria, the engineering required for the accepted path, and a deployed production stage.

  • Current prototype and codebase review
  • Reuse, repair, and replacement decisions
  • One bounded production outcome carried through deployment
Starting investment
From $35,000
What “50 days or less” means
The delivery window applies to one accepted, bounded production outcome. It begins when scope and acceptance criteria are agreed, the initial payment is received, the code and required accounts are accessible, and client-side decisions and dependencies are ready. If review shows that the required work is broader, Prodmake defines a narrower first stage or a separate scope before committing to delivery.

Share the working product, codebase context, intended user, and production outcome that matters first.

Show me the prototype

Human review. If the fit is credible, expect a written reply with the appropriate next step, usually within two business days.