Grow, don't fall
The day your users multiply goes by with no outages or slowdowns.

All five divisions working for your startup, from MVP to live product. You hire only what you need and deal with a single company.
The day your users multiply goes by with no outages or slowdowns.
New customers reach their first result without having to ask anyone for help.
Hypotheses tested with real customers before you burn through your cash.
Your first version live while the window is still open.
A product that becomes a habit, renewed month after month.
The big client's security questionnaire answered without a scare.
Clean code and reliable numbers whenever investors ask.
Languages, currencies and time zones ready when you leave Brazil.
If technology can solve it, we build it, release by release. Tell us what it is.
Share my goal For example: move the product to another cloud, launch a white-label version or add an offline mode to the app.The product, on architecture that grows.
AI built into the product, and the team reviews.
The product live, with ops in full view.
The startup's signature on every invoice and contract.
The in-house products Prototic builds.
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43.4%
Architecture, development, cloud and AI on the same team. You hire the project instead of hunting for one person who does it all.
19.8%
The product doesn't wait for the hire: scope comes in phases, with contract deadlines, and you add workstreams when it makes sense.
18.1%
Scope, timeline and investment in writing before you start, without building a whole team at once.
13.2%
Our team works your startup's way, with its tools and repository, and the code in the company's name from the first commit.
Percentage of startups that cited each reason for not closing a hire. 2024 data.
How to hire us, where to start and what stays with your startup.
No. You hire only what makes sense for the startup, from one division or several, and you can start with one area and add the others later.
Both. The MVP ships with a lean scope to validate, and the architecture already plans for growth, so you don't have to rebuild everything later.
Yes. The project can start with the most urgent part, such as recurring billing or SSO login, and expand to the others later.
It does. In the briefing, we look at the current code and architecture and decide what to keep, with integration via API and webhooks when needed.
It depends on the scope. After the briefing, you get a written proposal with scope, timeline and investment.
Your startup does: the code and documentation are in the company's name from the first commit, and your customers' data is handled in line with Brazil's LGPD.
Sending the brief creates no commitment. If the project makes sense for both sides, we move on to the proposal.