Beevelop

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You already know
what to build.

The plan is ready. The people to build it are a hiring cycle away. There is no form here and no call booked by a bot. You write a paragraph, and an engineer answers it.

You would be the one who let an unknown firm into production, and that is a real thing to carry. So start small. Send a paragraph and see what comes back.

One mail. No form.

Tell us what is in the way.

Say what you're building and where it stopped.

hello@beevelop.com

Copy it into your mail client if that is easier.

The draft has four lines.

Tapping the address opens a draft in your own mail client with these already in it. Send what you have.

  1. What you are building
  2. What is in the way
  3. The stack
  4. When you want to start

This is who answers.

Maik Hummel, head and shoulders, monochrome: short dark hair, a full beard, looking at the camera.

Maik Hummel

Managing Director

I read every mail myself. The reply tells you what is already clear from your four lines and asks the one question that decides whether this fits. If it is not a fit, I say so, and I say what I would do in your place.

Remote first, in two languages.

Where the work happens, which languages we write in, and where to find the register entry.

Work happens remotely, with time on-site where an engagement asks for it. We write in English and German. The registered seat, the register entry and the postal address are in the Impressum.

Trust carries the procurement detail: access, where your source code goes, ownership and exit. How we work says what happens if this goes ahead.