Dev shops have a reputation. We're here to ruin it.
Pulse engineers build with an internal AI acceleration layer that ships production-grade software in weeks.
You've been burned before, or you've heard the stories
The quote that doubled halfway through, with the finish line nowhere in sight.
Months of status meetings and burndown charts, zero software in production.
Senior engineers in the pitch, juniors on the keyboard.
A codebase only the vendor can maintain, so the invoices never stop.
An "MVP" that demos fine and falls over the first week of real use.
Engineering powered by AI, not replaced by it
| Build phase | Typical dev shop | With Pulse |
|---|---|---|
| Scaffolding and boilerplate | 2 weeks | 2 days |
| Test coverage and review passes | 1 week | 1 day |
| Migrations and refactors | 3 weeks | 4 days |
| End-to-end delivery | Quarters | Weeks |
Architecture, security, and tradeoffs stay with senior engineers. The acceleration applies to the mechanical work, and that's where most of the calendar goes.
What we build
Custom platforms and applications
The system your business actually needs, not the closest off-the-shelf approximation.
Agentic AI systems
AI that does the work, not just chats about it: multi-step, validated, in production.
Automation pipelines
The 20-30 hour monthly task, compressed to minutes and running on a schedule.
API integrations
Your tools, finally talking to each other without a human in the middle.
Data layers and intelligence infrastructure
One clean foundation under every report, dashboard, and AI system you run.
Legacy modernization
The 15-year-old system everyone fears, rebuilt without stopping the business.
How working with us actually works
Senior engineers, start to finish. The people who scope the work build the work.
Outcome-based pricing. You buy a result, not a stack of hours.
Your stack, your ownership. We build in your environment and you keep every line of code.
Weekly shipping cadence. Working software every week, not a big reveal at the end.
Start with a POC or a spec. Two days of proof or a fixed-scope build, whichever fits.