Build with us
How do you know the software you paid for was tested?
Founders and CTOs are told to hire a second engineer to check the first, or to run a trial task and hope it holds on delivery fourteen. Here is a different answer: work that arrives with its own record, so you check it before you accept it.
Want to see the process first? How it works
The vendor problem
A demo, a claim, and nothing to check.
Before you sign
You cannot read the code
So you are told to buy a second opinion just to judge the first.
During the build
The scope grows quietly
Every change costs, and nobody can point to where it was agreed.
After delivery
The vendor used AI. You find out later
Developers themselves say AI output is most often almost right. You were asked to accept it unread.
You should not need a second engineer to check the first. You need the work to arrive with its record.
What changes
Every milestone arrives with its record, not a status message.
A scope you can hold us to
Requirements, boundaries and acceptance criteria written down before building.
Work inside your codebase
Your architecture and conventions guide the implementation, so your team can maintain what arrives.
Checks with context
You see what was tested, what was not, and what still needs a decision, before you sign off.
A practical handover
Maintenance, support and future development agreed explicitly, in writing.
Two situations bring people here. Both get the same record.
Two situations
Capacity inside your process, or a build you can check.
Capacity
Extra hands inside your process
For teams that already work this way and need more capacity. Our engineers join your repositories under your rules and your record, fluent in the process from day one.
A build
Software you can check before it is done
For founders and CTOs who need a product, a feature in a platform they run, or a process turned into software. Scope agreed in writing first; every delivery arrives with its record.
Either way, an engagement runs the same three steps.
How an engagement runs
No surprises, at any stage.
01
A scoping call, then a written scope
Thirty minutes on what you want to build and what already exists. You receive the scope, access needs, responsibilities and terms in writing before work starts.
02
Delivery in agreed milestones
At each milestone you receive the record of what changed, which checks ran and what is still open.
03
Terms in writing, first
Fees and terms are agreed before work starts. Nothing is billed for work you have not agreed.
And the work does not end at live.
After delivery
The work does not end at live, and neither does the record
Maintenance and support are agreed explicitly. Your team can run the process itself, or we keep helping. Either way the record keeps growing with the software. We build in the stack you already run, including PHP with Laravel and Go; the process is the same in any language.
Key facts
How we build, measured on one real change
985
meaningful changed lines in one change, with one percent near-duplicate new code, flagged and judged
Change #557, 12 September 2026
16.4
calls into existing, untouched code per hundred changed lines: reuse before anything new is written
Change #557, 12 September 2026
2 h 58 min
from the request to the merge, with one decision asked of a person and the record attached
Change #557, 12 September 2026
Measured on our own change, not claimed. Build with us, plainly.
In one paragraph
Build with us is Eliyce’s software development offer for founders, CTOs and teams that already work inside the process. Eliyce engineers build inside your codebase and your rules, with the scope agreed in writing first and a record delivered with every milestone, so you can check the work before you accept it. Fees and terms are agreed before work starts.
Questions
What founders and CTOs ask before a scoping call
Both. Eliyce engineers build products, features inside platforms you run, and processes turned into software, inside the same enforced process we install in Programme teams. We build in the stack you already run, including PHP with Laravel and Go.
Each milestone arrives with its record: what was agreed, what changed, which checks ran with their exit codes, and what is still open. Nothing is described as tested without the record showing the run.
Fees and terms are agreed in writing before work starts, after a 30-minute scoping call and a written scope. We do not publish rates, and nothing is billed for work you have not agreed.
Maintenance and support are agreed explicitly. Your team can run the process itself, or we keep helping; either way the record keeps growing with the software.
Last reviewed 18 September 2026 by Eliyce.
Check the work before you accept it.
Book a 30-minute scoping call. You leave with a written summary of the scope as we understand it and an honest answer on whether Eliyce is the right fit, whether or not you hire us.
We reply within one working day. Or write to hello@eliyce.com.