Structure, components, testing, release
You can check the results at the end of each stage.
Progress
What you get at each stage
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Structure
Data and permissions defined before screens
Data model · Permission table · Screen list
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Components
Screens from CoUI; login, payments, and notifications from existing feature code
First screens
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Testing
Automated tests, then approval by the engineer in charge
Test report · Approval record
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Release
Web and app released from the same code, store submission included
Store build · Web address
We don't build from scratch every time
We reuse the features every service needs and spend the time on what is unique to yours.
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Login
Login · Access
Social login, role-based access
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Pay
Payment · Payout
Card payments, subscriptions, refunds
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Notify
Notifications
Push, KakaoTalk alerts, email
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Admin
Admin
List search, filters, permissions, activity logs
AI writes the code, people make the decisions
AI agents write the first draft of the code; engineers decide what to build and what to ship.
AI agent
What AI does
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Drafting code from the spec
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Writing test code
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Assembling repeated screens
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Summarizing changes
Engineer
What people do
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Designing data and access
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Reviewing and fixing code
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Checking payments and access
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Approving releases
Three checks before release
Only work that passes all three goes on to engineer review.
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Matches the agreed scope
Behavior outside the agreed scope fails
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Feature and screen tests
From single functions up to full screens
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Impact on other features
Checks that a fix hasn't broken other features
When all three pass, it goes to engineer review
What you'll receive in the first week
In the consultation, we show you example deliverables for each stage, based on the service you want to build.