You bring
- Knowledge of the problem and the people who have it
- A way to reach prospective users for feedback
- Funding available for a useful first phase
- Time to make decisions and test with users
A good starting point
Your market knowledge. Our product and engineering judgment.
We bring
- Product decisions and first-release scope
- User experience and interface design
- Full-stack engineering, with AI where it helps
- Testing and release
From product idea to useful release
Make the first version worth putting into people's hands
Choose one useful first release
Start with a specific user and the job they need to finish. We work through the complete journey, decide what belongs in the first release and agree what can wait.Design the experience and the rules
Make the screens, roles, permissions and unusual cases clear before they become expensive surprises. We bring product and technical judgment to the design, and can work with your existing designer.Build and test the whole journey
Connect the interface, application, integrations and admin tools. We test against a shared completion checklist so both teams know what ready means.Release, learn and choose what comes next
Put the agreed version into use, address defects and use feedback to guide the next phase. Your longer roadmap stays open to what you learn from users.
GTS Innovative · Web marketplace
A founder's vision became a complete product
GTS arrived with rough wireframes for a marketplace connecting inventors, service providers and investors. We clarified the journeys, permissions and product logic, designed the experience and built the application.
What we delivered
- screens
- 50+
- core workflows
- 15+
- AI invention workflow
- 6-step
These figures describe delivery scope, not revenue or adoption.
“You guys blew past the timelines, but it wasn't sloppy. We didn't rush through and then have to go back and fix a ton of things.”
Kalen ThompsonFounder, GTS Innovative
Spinio
Web and mobile recommendation product
We built the product experience, knowledge base and recommendation engine, connecting user preferences to a structured catalog.
TNM Coaching
A coaching methodology in software
We translated TNM's coaching expertise into Leelou AI, with text and voice interaction, memory, accountability and reporting across two major versions.
What clients say about working with us
Founders, executives, and teams on what it's like to build with Adamant Code, in their own words
Faster Than Expected, Without Cutting Corners
Kalen Thompson, Founder, GTS Innovative
A Full AI Voice Assistant, Delivered Right on Time
Amrita Ghosh, Founder, Juggle Ease
A True Partner for a Bold AI Product
Talia Tsadick, Executive, Spinio AI
Working together
A clear phase goal. Progress you can review each week.
Later phases and priorities can be revisited as the product develops.
- One week at a time, paid at the start of each week
- Planning, design, development and testing included
- Initial workshops usually in week one, sometimes extending into week two
- A completion checklist and testing approach agreed by both teams
- Client portal messaging and a weekly 30-minute meeting
- 30 days of bug fixing after each completed phase, at no extra charge
FAQ
Before you commit to a build
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Do we need a finished specification or design?
No. Bring what you have, whether that is an idea, wireframes, research or an early product. We work through the intended users, key journeys and constraints together. We can also collaborate with your existing designer or product team.
Can we work together before the product has revenue?
Yes. You need knowledge of the problem, a credible way to reach prospective users and available funding for a useful first phase. A planned investment round for later expansion is different from needing that investment before any meaningful work can begin.
How does the engagement work?
We work one week at a time, paid at the start of each week, covering planning, design, development and testing. Initial workshops usually take place in week one and may extend into week two. Together we agree what the phase needs to do and how we will test it. Collaboration includes client portal messaging and a weekly 30-minute meeting.
How do we plan the budget and timeline?
We discuss the available budget and first-release goal, then explain the scope, assumptions and uncertainties behind an estimate. User roles, web or mobile delivery, integrations and testing all affect the effort. The weekly fee is agreed before work starts, and we revisit later phases and priorities as the product develops.
Who owns the product and source code?
Unless your signed agreement states otherwise, transferable rights in final deliverables created specifically for you pass to you once the corresponding fees are paid in full. We agree the deliverables and source-code, design-file and repository handover in the scope. Pre-existing tools and third-party components retain their own ownership and licensing terms. Our terms explain the details.
Can you build web and mobile products? Does it need AI?
We build web and mobile software and choose the platform around how people will use the product. AI is optional. We show relevant work and explain our actual role in each project so you can assess the experience that matters to your build.
What happens after a phase is completed?
Each completed phase includes 30 days of bug fixing at no extra charge. We can then agree the next phase or ongoing support around what users need. Customer acquisition and marketing remain with your team.
Related guides
Turn domain expertise into a software productDefine the user, recurring job and first useful outcome before expanding the feature list.Read the guideScope a complete first marketplace transactionChoose the roles and steps needed to complete a transaction, including what can stay manual.Read the guide
See our ownership and handover terms for the full conditions.
What does your first release need to make possible?
Bring your idea, wireframes or existing product. We’ll discuss who will use it, the result they need and the next step worth funding.
Discuss your first release