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About

One studio. One accountable team.

Diviteb is a multi-disciplinary studio for teams that ship. Senior engineers, designers, and PMs — embedded in your sprints, accountable to your roadmap, and gone the day you stop needing us.

  • 5

    Practices under one accountable team

  • Day 1

    Named team on your kickoff call

  • 2 wk

    Sprint and demo cadence

  • 0

    IP escrows — your repo, your keys

How we work

Six principles, applied to every engagement.

These aren’t aspirations on a wall. They’re the criteria we use to staff, scope, and end engagements. Hold us to each one.

  • Embedded, not subcontracted.

    We work in your repo, your standups, and your incident channel. The engineer in your kickoff is the engineer paged at 3 a.m. six months later.

    #incident
    LPDMSOAK
    yours + ours
  • Exit-ready from the first commit.

    Every line of code lives in your repo. No black boxes, no IP escrow, no proprietary CMS we own. The runbook is part of the deliverable.

    Your repoYour keysYour cloudYour runbook
  • Show working software, not slides.

    Sprint demos are working features in production. If we can't demo it, we don't claim it shipped. Stakeholders see the same software your customers do.

    PR #4192
    preview · live
    tests · green
  • Senior, accountable, named.

    Every project lists the engineers, designers, and PMs by name on day one. They stay through delivery — and they're who you call when something breaks.

    MCStaff engnamed day 1
    SOSenior PMnamed day 1
    AKSenior designnamed day 1
  • Two-week loops, every time.

    Two-week sprints, opened with planning, closed with a demo and a retro. The cadence isn't dogma. It's the pace at which surprises stay small.

    ✓Plan
    ✓Build
    ✓Demo
    Retro
  • AI only where it pays for itself.

    We recommend AI when it beats the simpler option on cost, accuracy, or speed. When it doesn't, we say so. The test is the same as for any other tech: does it pay for its line on the bill?

    Support deflectionship
    Code review botsoft launch
    Lead scoringskip

The shape of an engagement

Two weeks in, you own the repo.

Engagements start in your GitHub org. By week two you're seeing pull requests against your branch, opened by named engineers from our team, reviewed by yours. The handoff at the end is a non-event — because there's nothing to hand off.

  • Week 1: kickoff, discovery, and a sequenced bet list signed by you and us.
  • Week 2: first PRs against your repo. CI green, preview deploy live.
  • Weeks 3-N: two-week sprints, demos every other Friday, retros the Monday after.
  • Final week: runbook handoff, on-call rotation transition, exit retro.
How we engage

Engagement timeline

  1. Wk 1

    Discovery

    Bets ranked, signed

  2. Wk 2

    First PRs

    PRs in your repo

  3. Wk 3+

    Sprints

    Demos every other Fri

  4. Final

    Handoff

    Runbook delivered

The team

Senior practitioners. No rotating bench.

Our team is small on purpose. Every engagement is staffed with practitioners who’ve shipped what you’re trying to ship — and they stay through delivery.

  • Software · AI

    A staff-level lead on every build.

    The engineer who shapes the architecture writes code in it and stays through launch.

    8 engineersIllustrative
    Staff
    3
    Senior
    4
    Mid
    1
    Avg yrs shipping12+
  • Web · Marketing

    Engineers and designers in one squad.

    Design ships as code in the same sprint. No handoff file, no second team to brief.

    5 eng + 3 designIllustrative
    Staff
    2
    Senior
    5
    Mid
    1
    Avg yrs shipping10+
  • Strategy · PM

    A senior PM on every engagement.

    One owner for scope, sprint plans, and demos. The same person from kickoff to handoff.

    4 senior PMsIllustrative
    Principal
    1
    Senior PM
    3
    Avg yrs shipping14+

Ready when you are

Tell us what you're shipping.

A 30-minute discovery call. Senior team on the other end — no SDR funnel, no slide deck.