Essays, case-study deep-dives, and founder playbooks from Reco and the Tronix team. The same docs we send clients before a roadmap call — public, free, and updated whenever we learn something worth writing down.
Most teams bolt an LLM onto a workflow and call it AI. The teams that win design the human checkpoints as carefully as the model calls. Here's the pattern we use on every build.
You have 4 weeks before the next pitch. Build the demo flow real, fake the admin, and cut everything that doesn't move the deck. A field guide.
GoHighLevel is a fast on-ramp for service businesses. We map the exact moment a custom backend stops being optional — and how to bridge the two without a rebuild.
A 12-year-old codebase, 40k active users, and a 90-day window. The phased plan, the rollback rig we built, and the one Friday afternoon we almost rolled back.
A small ritual that compounds. Why a 20-minute Friday demo is the cheapest insurance against scope drift, mis-aligned expectations, and 11th-hour surprises.
You don't need a research team to know if your agent is getting worse. A pragmatic eval setup any founder can run from day one.
Fixed-price gets a bad rap because most agencies scope it wrong. The three guardrails we put in every SOW so neither side gets burned.
After 30+ implementations across HVAC, cleaning, and contracting — here's the lean stack that beats the all-in-one suite for businesses doing $1–10M.
The guides, worksheets, and the newsletter we send clients before kickoff. Always free.
The exact 12-question doc we use to scope a fixed-price MVP. Fill it out before any roadmap call and we hit the ground running.
Download PDFA 26-point audit you can run yourself on any aging codebase — what to fix this quarter, this year, and what to leave alone.
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