Architecture review
An honest read on what will break first, what is over-engineered, and what to fix before it becomes expensive.
Fractional CTO & architecture
Senior technical judgement, without the full-time hire
Plenty of companies need a CTO's decisions a few days a month, not a CTO's salary every month. The questions are usually the same: is this architecture going to hold, is this vendor telling us the truth, and is the AI plan realistic or a slide.
Typical situations
What the work looks like
Decisions, written down
Every engagement produces something you can act on without us in the room — a document, a decision, a plan with dates.
Technology strategy
Build or buy, which stack, what to postpone — decided against your team size and budget, not against fashion.
Project rescue
Working out why a build stalled, what is salvageable, and the shortest credible path to something shippable.
Vendor management
Reviewing proposals, asking the technical questions you would ask if you had the time, and checking the work delivered.
AI roadmap
Which processes are genuine candidates, in what order, and which ones are not worth the integration cost.
Team support
Code review, hiring input and mentoring for developers who have nobody senior to ask.
Next step
Start with the decision you keep postponing
One call is usually enough to tell whether you need a few days of review or an ongoing arrangement.