Project build
For a website, application or integration with a defined release. We scope the deliverables and acceptance criteria, then agree on milestones and a change process. Ongoing support can be scoped alongside the build.
Your software development partner.
Work with Async on a defined project, a monthly dedicated development team, or ongoing software maintenance and support. We build websites, mobile apps and business software, and connect AI workflows to existing systems.
Discuss your projectBEFORE THE CONTRACT
Scope the working relationship before committing.
Your proposal should make it possible for a product owner, technical lead and procurement team to understand what they are buying. These are the decisions to settle together.
Define the first decision
Describe the business problem, current system and release deadline. Identify the person who accepts the work and the evidence they will need, such as tests, a demonstration or a documented handover.
Review access and constraints
List required integrations, deployment environments and security requirements. Flag vendor reviews or data-residency constraints before sharing access. Use anonymized examples for the initial conversation.
Agree on delivery and cost
Choose the engagement model and confirm available capacity. Separate development from hosting, external services and support. Write down how the team estimates and approves changes.
Plan operation and exit
Agree on repository access, documentation and deployment ownership. Define who handles incidents and how work transfers to your team or another provider when the engagement ends.
Send a short brief with your current technology, the work you need, preferred engagement, time zone and target start date. Include your vendor requirements, but do not send passwords, private customer records or confidential documents through the enquiry form.
Discuss an engagementENGAGEMENT OPTIONS
Choose how we work with your team.
Monthly dedicated team
For a product roadmap or a backlog that needs continued development. Agree on the roles, monthly capacity and delivery responsibilities before work starts. Your priorities guide the backlog; the proposal sets the review schedule and commercial terms.
Maintenance and support
For software that needs fixes, dependency updates or planned improvements after launch. We review the existing system before proposing coverage. Support hours, response targets and exclusions belong in the agreement; 24/7 coverage is not a default promise.
PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS
Bring these requirements to the proposal.
- 01Business goal, first release and acceptance criteria
- 02Existing codebase, integrations and access requirements
- 03Team roles, availability and named decision-makers
- 04Budget, billing model and approval process for scope changes
- 05Code ownership, third-party licences and handover requirements
- 06Security review, data handling and deployment responsibilities
- 07Support hours, incident escalation and maintenance scope
- 08Documentation and transition plan at the end of the engagement
WHERE IT FITS
Common problems we can solve together.
A business replacing manual operations
Connect a customer portal, internal application or AI workflow to the systems your staff use. Start with the process and access rules so the scope includes the work around the interface.
A product team with a growing backlog
Add delivery capacity for mobile or web releases. Agree on who owns product decisions, how changes are reviewed and how Async's work fits your team's release process.
An existing application that needs care
Review the code, deployment setup and outstanding problems before committing to maintenance. Separate urgent fixes from larger changes that need their own estimate.
HOW ASYNC WORKS
Remote delivery with an agreed working schedule.
We welcome enquiries from organizations in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and across Europe, including Germany. Share your time zone and procurement requirements early. We agree on meeting overlap, written updates and approval responsibilities before work starts. Delivery is remote; working hours and support coverage are agreed per engagement.
Explore our delivery processOUR OWN WORK
Explore the software behind the service.
Review the implementation details and screenshots. NitroDial and EMS are Async-owned products; PaidUp is a pre-launch mobile build; Lumen is our open-source video editor. Your technical team can use these examples to review our implementation choices.
Lumen
Explore Lumen, Async's open-source Windows video editor with an AI Copilot, on-device captions and motion graphics. See the product and source code.
Read the project storyNitroDial
How Async built its own AI voice platform with agent configuration, campaign controls, live transcripts and prepaid credit accounting.
Read the project storyAsync EMS
Async's own element management system for optical networks: device polling, alerts, topology views and controlled configuration changes.
Read the project storyPaidUp
PaidUp's pre-launch React Native build combines bank transaction imports, flexible bill splitting, reminders and payment-request links.
Read the project storyQUESTIONS / ANSWERED
Before we start.
01Can we hire Async as an ongoing technology partner?
Yes. Async offers project builds, monthly dedicated development teams, and ongoing maintenance and support. The right model depends on your roadmap, existing software and available budget. Scope, capacity and commercial terms need an agreed proposal.
02How much does a dedicated development team cost?
Cost depends on the roles and capacity you need, the codebase, integrations and delivery responsibilities. Share your backlog and expected start date so we can scope a proposal. Hosting, external software and support should be identified separately; we do not publish a universal monthly price.
03Can you maintain software built by another team?
We can assess an existing application for a maintenance engagement. Access to its code, deployment documentation and issue history helps us identify risks and estimate the work. Coverage is agreed after that review, rather than promised before we see the system.
04Can you work with our procurement and security requirements?
Share your vendor checklist before the proposal. We can discuss access controls, code ownership, data handling, documentation and support requirements during scoping. Any certification, contractual requirement or response target needs specific confirmation; it is not implied by this page.
05Do you work with teams in North America, Australia and Europe?
We welcome remote engagements from the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and Europe. Tell us your time zone and required meeting overlap. The proposal should confirm working hours, communication and handover arrangements. We do not claim an office in each market.
YOUR MOVE
Have a real problem worth solving?
Bring the workflow, idea, or product. We’ll help turn it into a clear, buildable next step.
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