Months are spent building before a single real user can try it.
Presentations and internal opinions decide where the market should.
The architecture is set in stone before the market has confirmed anything.
In the end the market does the validation — not internal opinions and not presentations. So we build tangible, usable software the fastest way possible and put it in users' hands — in the right order, so the work you invest doesn't go to waste.
That's how long it takes to get a working direction and a tangible result in hand — something the market can already judge.
Research → Prototype → Blueprint → Build. In exactly that order, with nothing skipped.
László Kenyeres runs the project. No account manager, no handoffs. Work goes straight to the person doing it.
The risk isn't the code — it's that months go by before a real, usable app reaches users. Here's a short diagnosis of what tends to go wrong, and what you can do about it.
Months are spent building before a single real user can try it.
Presentations and internal opinions decide where the market should.
The architecture is set in stone before the market has confirmed anything.
Throughout a project the collaboration stays direct, and every step aims to get a real, usable app in front of the market as early as possible. Fast proof, strict documentation, traceable decisions at every stage.
Mapping the opportunity, testing the assumptions, and surfacing the risks — before the first line of code.
We build the minimal, working app that real users can try — the market shows what works in practice and what value it delivers.
We draw up the final architecture and the path that turns the concept into a stable business system.
Once the concept holds, the final software gets built, fits your existing systems, and is handed over as a long-term maintainable system.
Every engagement comes with a concrete deliverable, a duration, and a clear scope. You can pick the right starting point.
Clarify the ground and surface the risks before you commit serious resources.
An interactive demo that lets investors and executives see what the product can do and where the market opportunity is.
The proven concept becomes a technical plan the final product can be built from without surprises.
On the proven plans, the production product gets built. From code to operations and integration with your existing systems, László Kenyeres carries the whole process.
A steady senior presence at the decisions that matter — as if you had your own experienced CTO on the team.
Not every inquiry fits here. For a well-defined, critical phase and the production build that follows it, SRCABC is the obvious choice.
A young studio shouldn't lead with promises — it should lead with visible evidence.
A public research repo and architecture sandbox. Structured documentation, experimental thinking, and technical depth.
A live, browser-based technical product. It shows that complex logic can become a real, scalable, user-friendly tool.
A next-generation CAPTCHA and bot-detection system. Browser-environment analysis, timing heuristics, and protection against automated abuse.
The llmaudit PRO system is in development to optimize LLM usage costs, manage access, and make evaluation workflows auditable. Tenant-scoped isolation, encrypted provider credentials, and an append-only audit log form the control layer.
Short answers to the questions that come up before the decision.
Yes. If the research and prototype phases prove the concept is viable, the final software gets built, fits your existing systems, and is handed over as a long-term maintainable system. The plans aren't made for the drawer.
Both, but in a strict order: research, prototype, blueprint, build. The goal is a real, usable app as early as possible, because the market does the validation — not internal opinions. The order is only there so the work you invest doesn't go to waste.
Founders, executives, and investors who aren't looking for cookie-cutter solutions. Who need a scalable, reliable system and know that a badly started build costs orders of magnitude more than upfront validation.
Because the technical consulting isn't separated from the execution. Agencies often just carry out a spec; here the concept is reviewed from a business and risk angle too, and responsibility for building the whole system stays in one hand.
The best first conversation is usually about a technical decision, a risky product assumption, or building a complex system.
