A process built
for transparency.
No black box, no guesswork. Every project moves through the same five stages - so you always know what's happening and what's next.
From task
to working software.
Five steps, no black box moments - you see the product take shape from kickoff to launch.
Discovery
We dig into your processes and define the real problem before writing a line of code. Usually 1-2 weeks.
Design
Architecture, UX, and scope take shape as a plan you can review before build starts. Usually 1-3 weeks.
Build
Iterative development with regular demos, so you see progress, not just promises. 4-12 weeks per milestone.
Launch
We deploy, test under real load, and hand over a product your team can run. Usually 1-2 weeks.
Support
Ongoing maintenance, monitoring, and improvements as your business evolves. Scoped monthly, ongoing.
Choose how we
work together.
Fixed Scope Project
Clear requirements, a fixed price, and a fixed timeline. Best for a well-defined product or module.
Dedicated Team
A team embedded with yours, working your backlog on a monthly basis. Best for ongoing product development.
Staff Augmentation
Senior engineers who slot into your existing team and process. Best for filling a specific skill gap.
Tools we run
the project in.
We work inside the tools you already use - no separate reporting layer to maintain.
Communication
Project Tracking
Design & Review
Code & Delivery
A typical agency process
vs. working with LEVIX.
Typical outsourcing
- Progress updates arrive as slide decks, not working software
- Scope locked at kickoff - change requests slow everything down
- A new point of contact for every question
- Handover documentation written after the fact, if at all
Working with LEVIX
- You see a running build at every milestone
- Scope adapts as you learn more, without derailing the timeline
- One team you talk to from kickoff to support
- Documentation is part of delivery, not an afterthought
Questions about
the process.
How do you estimate timeline and cost?
After the discovery call we scope the work into milestones and give a range tied to each one, so you see cost against deliverables rather than a single number up front.
What if requirements change mid-project?
They usually do. Regular demos during the build phase mean changes get caught and scoped early, instead of surfacing as a surprise at launch.
How do we communicate during the project?
A short weekly sync plus async updates in the tool you already use - Slack, email, or a tracker. No separate reporting layer to maintain.
What happens after launch?
We stay on for monitoring, fixes, and improvements under the engagement model that fits - most clients continue as a dedicated team or on staff augmentation.