A senior engineer who does the work of five: business analyst, designer, architect, developer and QA. Every feature arrives with a spec, mockups, tests and a video proving it works.
Your Feature Engineer takes every request through the same proven process. You make the call at two points; we do everything else.
| Request | Stage | Estimate | Delivered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patients can reschedule from the reminder email | Shipped | 9h | PR merged · ▶ video |
| Export appointments to CSV | Ready to merge | 4h | PR open · ▶ video |
| Bug: double booking on daylight-saving day | Building | 3h | Thursday |
| Clinic dashboard redesign | Waiting on your approval | 16h | Mockups ready |
Illustrative example. Every client sees their own queue, live.
Your engineer works on whatever you need: features, bugs, tech debt and improvements. You set the priorities. A full feature gets all five roles, each handing you something you can see. Bugs and small changes skip the steps they don't need.
Salaries are rough US figures for illustration.
Plus: code review, bug fixes on what we ship, a weekly demo and your own chat channel. Your code, your repo, from day one.
No daily standups, no status meetings. You always know where things stand, and you decide what ships.
Why no daily standup? Your queue already shows where everything is.
Our own in-house system does the heavy lifting: it drafts the requirements, mockups, build plan, code and tests. Your Feature Engineer does the thinking, checks every step and owns the result. Years of process, built into the tools.
› new request from Acme Health system PRD written · 4 stories · 2 mockups system estimate 9h · waiting on approval ✓ approved by client system built · code review 3 found, 3 fixed system 12 tests passing · video recorded ✓ pull request ready · shipped Tuesday
Jason North has spent over two decades in Silicon Valley, working with startups and founding successful companies of his own.
He founded and ran ForceBrain.com, a consultancy that built software for clients.
Then he built Zeto to run his own engineering team at Omnito.ai. It wrote the specs, tested the releases and paid the people, and it cut a million dollars a year from the payroll.
Now that same system powers every Feature Engineer we put on your backlog.

One agreed feature or bug fix in your real codebase, delivered as a pull request in about a week.