Every project is different, but it usually fits into one of these buckets. Not sure which one is you? That's fine — the first call is free, and we'll tell you straight.
The system your people are emailing spreadsheets around. The portal your customers keep complaining about. The internal tool that's been in "someday" for two years. We build it, properly, and ship it in a quarter or two.
You have a COBOL mainframe. A PHP monolith. A vendor platform the vendor stopped supporting. Replacing it feels like open-heart surgery. We've done it more than a dozen times without downtime — and we'll tell you honestly whether yours is worth it.
AWS, Azure, GCP, or a datacenter in New Jersey — the right answer is usually boring and very specific. We'll save you money on the parts that don't matter and spend it on the parts that do. No religion about it.
Most "AI" projects are just data-cleanup projects with a ChatGPT wrapper on top. Ours aren't. We build models and pipelines that move real KPIs — and we'll tell you honestly when an AI is not what you need.
SOC 2. HIPAA. PCI. ISO 27001. The certifications your enterprise customers ask for before they'll sign. We've led 15+ compliance programs, we know which auditors are reasonable, and we stay in the room with you until the letter is in your inbox.
Sometimes you don't need a project — you need two principal engineers who've shipped at scale, embedded with your team for a quarter. We'll send them. They'll leave having raised the bar of everyone they worked with.
You've been burned before. You've seen the statement-of-work go to 2x. You've inherited a platform no-one can read. Here's what's different.
Before you sign anything, you get a 10-page strategic memo: what we'd build, what it'd cost, what it would not do, and what could go wrong. You keep that memo even if you hire someone else.
There's no "A-team for the pitch, B-team for delivery" switcheroo. Our principal engineers show up on day one and stay until launch. Most of our team has been here since the first year of the firm.
Our contracts say it plainly: if we're late because of something within our control, you stop paying the day we miss. Fewer than 1 in 20 engagements has ever hit that clause.
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA BAA ready. Unlimited-liability IP assignment. Every person on your project is a full-time, US-based employee with a signed NDA on file before we take the first meeting.
We can't always say whose software we ship, but we can tell you what it did. Full case studies, references and code walkthroughs available under NDA.
Every board wants an AI strategy by next quarter. Most of the pitches you're hearing skip the part where your customer data ends up in someone else's training set. Ours starts there.
Before anyone writes a prompt, we map what AI is allowed to touch: which systems, which data classes, who signs off. The use cases fall out of that map — not the other way around.
Private endpoints, zero-retention terms, no training on your data — negotiated into the vendor contract, not assumed. We read the model provider's terms so your counsel doesn't find the surprise later.
Access controls, audit logs, and a human in the loop anywhere money or customers are involved. The same discipline that passes SOC 2 and HIPAA audits, applied to every model we deploy.
Every pilot gets a KPI and a kill date. And when the "AI feature" on your roadmap should really be three deterministic rules, we'll say so — before you've spent a dime on GPUs.
Three weeks with your team and your systems. You get a written plan: where AI genuinely pays off in your business, what it must never touch, and the guardrails to ship it safely. You keep the memo either way.
The same playbook we've used on every engagement since day one. You always know where we are, what's next, and what could go wrong before it does.
We spend two weeks with you, your team, and your systems. At the end you get a written memo: what we'd build, what it costs, where the risks are.
Fixed-price contract with milestone gates. You meet every person who'll touch your project. Nobody joins or leaves without your sign-off.
Two-week sprints with a live demo at the end of each. Your team runs every release through your QA before anything touches production.
We train your team, transfer every password and credential, then stay on-call for 90 days. If you want us to keep going, we do. If not, we don't.
CTOs, COOs and VPs at public companies — anonymized where our contracts require it.
They replaced a platform our internal team had tried to kill three times, and did it without a single outage. Our CFO asked if we could clone them.
I've hired five consulting firms in my career. This is the one that sent the same engineers who sat in the sales meeting to the launch party.
The week before launch my own team said, "wait, are they contractors or ours?" That's the engagement you want.
They told us, in the first meeting, the three things we'd asked for that we didn't actually need. Saved us about $600k and four months. Nobody does that.
The short answers are here. The long ones we save for the call — because the right answer almost always depends on your situation.
Most of our engagements are between $800K and $8M, running 12 to 30 weeks. If you're below that range, we'll happily recommend someone better suited. If you're above it, let's talk.
No. Every person on your project is a full-time, US-based RoloniumLabs employee. No subcontractors. No offshore development shops. Just us.
You do. All code is written directly into your source repositories under your accounts, with IP assignment from day one. When the engagement ends, your team keeps working without us — that's the entire point.
Every team member signs your NDA before the first conversation. We're SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified, HIPAA BAA ready, and we have executed mutual NDAs on file with a large share of the Fortune 500.
Every contract has a 30-day wind-down clause. You pay only for work completed and hours committed in the next 30 days. We hand you the code, docs, and credentials in a clean state — no ransom, no drama.
Yes. On the second or third call, we'll introduce you to two or three past clients at companies similar to yours. They'll tell you the truth — we've never had a reference we were nervous about.
45 minutes with a senior partner. We'll talk through what you're trying to do, whether we're a fit, and — if we're not — who we'd recommend instead.
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