Product scoping
Workshops and discussions to clarify needs, priorities and the scope of your first version.
Launch & strengthen
Turn your idea into a first usable application. We focus on essential features so you can quickly test your assumptions with users.
Discuss your projectWorkshops and discussions to clarify needs, priorities and the scope of your first version.
An architecture suited to your business, a user-focused interface and iterative development.
A deployed application with a technical foundation designed for future development.
You are launching a product or replacing a manual process with a business application. The first step is to choose the workflows to test: who will use the product, which problem it solves and which features are necessary for a first release.
Discovery defines the main user journey, the first release scope and technical constraints. Development proceeds iteratively, covering an interface, an API when needed and deployment. The quote specifies deliverables, responsibilities and arrangements for handing over the code.
Bring your user journeys, any existing designs, systems to connect and timing constraints. A complete specification is not required: discovery helps turn your needs into a feasible scope.
Explore the context and contributions of Loïc Feuga and Tech OS on these projects.
A POC tests a technical assumption, such as whether an integration is feasible. An MVP gives early users a useful workflow so you can learn from actual usage. The choice depends on which uncertainty you need to resolve before investing further.
No. Tech OS works with Angular for interfaces and NestJS for backends, among other technologies. The choice starts with your features, integrations and team skills.
This depends on scope, systems to connect, data migration and the expected level of finish. A discovery conversation supports a project quote; a single price or timeline would not describe every project accurately.
A shared approach to building applications, strengthening teams and integrating AI.
Talk to your users, examine what is already in place and identify what needs to change.
Define a scope and architecture suited to your business, your team and your budget.
Develop in stages, test essential features and validate how they work with your teams.
Observe usage and production performance to decide on the next improvements together.