1sentence
That's all a request needs.
No specs, no tickets in tech language, no sprint planning.
A whole engineering team.
Without hiring one.
20× faster.1 Without lowering the quality bar. Ever.
1 · Real engineersThey design the system.
Architecture, data, security, servers. You approve it before any code is written.
2 · YouYou ask in plain words.
A feature, a fix, a whole new app. One sentence is enough.
3 · AI + engineersAI builds. Engineers check. It ships.
Tested in pre-production, approved by you, live with one-click rollback.
CCustomer service director · 08:47
Add an AI assistant to our website that answers customer questions from our product docs.
From request to productionwritten by a non-coder, reviewed by an engineerLive6 h 52 min
How the best AI lab builds its own products
At Anthropic, AI writes
most of the code.
70–90%
of the code at Anthropic, the company behind Claude, is written by AI.3 Their engineers design, decide and review. AI types.
Engineers own the design.
System design, architecture, scaling. Humans decide what gets built and how.
AI writes the code.
Features, fixes, tests. At a speed no human team can match.
Engineers review what matters.
Every critical change is read and approved by a senior engineer.
We bring this way of working
to your company.
Hire a tech team.
Or call east11ai.
Same product. Same quality bar. Very different speed.
| Classic tech team | east11ai | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to start | 3 to 6 months of hiring | 2 weeks |
| A small request in production | About 5 weeks | About 1 day1 |
| Who designs the architecture | Whoever you managed to hire | Highly experienced engineers |
| Code review | When someone has time | Every critical change, by a senior |
| When someone leaves | Their knowledge leaves too | Everything is written down in your repo |
| Who asks for features | Tickets, backlog, sprint planning | Anyone, in one sentence |
Why teams switch.
20×faster than a classic team
From your request to a version you can click.
Small changes reach pre-production the same day.1
100%of critical changes reviewed
Engineers check what matters.
Scaling, data, security and architecture. By a senior engineer, every time.
1 clickto roll back
Pre-production first. Always.
You try every change before your customers see it. If anything looks wrong, the previous version is back in a minute.
0lock-in
Your code. Your cloud.
Everything lives in your repository and your account. Leave whenever you want, keep it all.
Design comes first.
Because it matters most.
Writing code is cheap now. A bad architecture is not. So system design and architecture stay in the hands of real senior engineers, always. AI never designs your system. It builds inside the design they made.
Phase 1 · 2 to 6 weeks
Senior engineers design a base built to scale.
We study your product, your users and the load you will have in three years, not just today. Then we design the architecture and set up everything it runs on.
No code until you have approved the design.
What you get from phase 1
Architecture documentHow the app is split, where data lives, how it grows.
Scaling planTarget load, known limits, and what changes at 10× your users.
Data and security modelWho can see what, and how personal data is protected.
Pre-production and productionServers, backups, monitoring, AI services if you need them.
Rules for the AIYour stack, your conventions, and what it must never touch.
Phase 2
ongoing
ongoing
Then anyone on your team ships features.
You write what you want. AI asks a few questions, then writes the code and the tests. The engineers who designed your app review every change to the parts that matter.
After launch
We don't build and leave.
We grow it with you.
Most agencies hand over the keys and disappear. We stay. Your product keeps evolving every week, and your product team keeps the wheel.
Example: a first year with east11ai
- Month 1
First version live
Designed by our engineers, approved by you.
- Month 2
Online card payment
Asked by your finance team.
- Month 3
AI assistant on the website
Asked by customer service.
- Month 5
Mobile app for technicians
Asked by operations.
- Month 8
Ready for 10× more users
Spotted by our engineers before it hurt. Approved by you.
- Every week
New releases
Each one asked for by your team.
Your team askedOur engineers
Your product team decides.
Priorities, requests, and the final yes on every release. Nothing ships that your team did not ask for.
We keep it running.
Monitoring, incidents, security updates, backups. We fix problems before your customers notice them.
We make it grow.
When users, data or costs grow, the same engineers adapt the architecture. Ahead of time, not after an outage.
Same request.
A very different week.
“Let customers pay their invoices online by card”
The usual way
5 weeks
- MonWritten as a ticket, goes to the backlog
- Week 2Discussed in sprint planning, estimated
- Week 3Developed, waits for code review
- Week 4QA finds a VAT rounding bug, back to dev
- Week 5Waits for the next release
With east11ai
1 day1
- 09:00Written in one sentence
- 09:05“Card only, or Apple Pay too?” → both (our proposal)
- 12:30Code and tests written, the payment flow read line by line by a senior engineer
- 15:00You pay a test invoice in pre-production
- Next dayYou say “ship it”. Customers pay online.
You decide. AI builds.
Engineers guarantee.
You
Product owner, founder, ops- Describe the need
- Answer short questions
- Try it in pre-production
- Say “ship it”
AI
Works under the engineers' rules- Asks questions, with a proposal
- Writes the code
- Writes and runs the tests
- Never designs the architecture
Senior engineers
Years of design and scaling experience- Own the system design and architecture
- Review data, scaling, security
- Approve every release
- Watch production
Nothing reaches your customers without a human saying yes.
How we earn your trust.
Handing your product to AI sounds risky. Here is what we put in place so that it isn't.
1 engineer
A named senior engineer owns your project.
A real person you can call. They designed your architecture, and they sign off every critical change.
Design approved before code.
You read and approve the architecture before anything is built.
Pre-production, always.
Every change runs on a copy of your app first. You click through it.
One-click rollback.
Every release is tagged. The previous version is back in a minute.
You own everything.
Code, servers, documentation. Take it in-house whenever you want.
Your data stays protected.
European hosting, tested backups, and every change to personal data or access rights read line by line by an engineer.
You see everything.
A status page in plain words, and each release linked to the request that asked for it, the review and who approved it.
Already in production
A health app,
run by its product owner.
A SaaS for speech therapists and the families they treat. Real users, personal data, no in-house engineering team. The product owner writes the requests. The pipeline ships them.2
693practitioner accounts migrated from the old app, in 4 batches
7,123family emails sent at migration, 0 failures
14production releases in 4 weeks
1product owner writing the requests
Request›Questions›Code + tests›Senior review›Pre-production›“Ship it”›Production
No engineering team?
Now you have one.
SMEs, agencies, non-tech companies, founders. Production software and a team that keeps shipping, for less than one senior hire.
Already have engineers?
Give them leverage.
Product and ops ship the long tail of small requests on their own. Your engineers stop being the queue and focus on the hard problems.
Write a request.
See how it would ship.
A preview of the flow, not a real build. Type the kind of thing you would ask for at work.
The plan for your request
See it work on your product.
In 2 weeks.
Before you commit, we prove it on your own app with your own requests. You keep everything we build.
- Day 1–2
Workshop
We meet your team, look at your app or idea, and pick 5 real requests from your backlog.
- Day 3–7
Design and setup
A senior engineer reviews your architecture and sets up pre-production, production and the AI pipeline.
- Day 8–12
Your team drives
Your product owner writes the 5 requests. They ship one by one, through the real flow.
- Day 14
Decision
We show what shipped, how long each took and what was reviewed. You decide if you go on.
- An architecture review of your app
- Pre-production and production set up
- 5 of your requests live in production
- All code in your repository
Questions.
Do you really replace an engineering team?
For most of what an engineering team does day to day, yes: features, fixes, reports, back-offices, integrations. A small group of very senior engineers designs and reviews, and AI writes the code. If you already have engineers, they stop being the queue and work on the hard problems.
Who are the engineers behind it?
Senior engineers who design and run large-scale systems for a living. One of them is named on your project from day one. They design your architecture and review every critical change.
What if the AI writes something wrong?
It happens, and the flow is built for it. Tests run on every change, everything goes through pre-production, critical parts are reviewed by an engineer, and any release can be rolled back in one click.
Will the app hold when we grow?
That is what phase 1 is for. We design for the load you expect in three years, write down the known limits, and the same engineers watch production as you grow.
What happens after launch?
We stay. The same engineers keep the app running, watch production, apply security updates and adapt the architecture as you grow. Your product team keeps deciding what comes next, and approves every release.
Who owns the code?
You do. It lives in your repository and runs on your servers or cloud account. If you stop working with us, you keep the app, the pipeline and the documentation.
Can we handle sensitive data?
Yes. We already run an app used by health professionals and the families they treat. Personal data and access rights are always part of the engineer's review.
Which technologies do you support?
Web apps, APIs, back-offices, mobile-friendly apps and AI features, on the common stacks: Node, Python, Postgres, Docker and the major clouds. Phase 1 adapts to what you already run.
Who writes the requests on our side?
Whoever owns the need: a product owner, an ops manager, a founder. No technical skill needed. If you can write an email, you can write a request.
Stop hiring.
Start shipping.
Book a 2-week pilot
hello@east11ai.com