The software workshop
Describe the work. Approve a fixed price. Watch it ship. Pay when it's done — one workspace runs the whole thing.
Your workspace — sample data
Current
E-commerce Platform
New build — full-stack development
Building
API + Dashboard
Two tasks in progress
Next
Staging review
Release queued after build
Health
Operational
No open incidents
Release
v2.4.1
Live in production
Sample surface — the shape of a live workspace.Sign in for your live data
How it works
Every project runs the same visible path — the one you see here is the one that opens inside your workspace, with the same words and the same numbers.
Open a request in your own words — it gets a reference number and lands in your workspace.
REQ-2048 · tracked from the first line
You get a proposal with scope, exclusions, price and a delivery target. Nothing starts until you accept.
Fixed price · you pay after completion
Work happens in your project workspace — with direct chat to the people building it.
Chat · files · progress, one place
You get the result with a build number and a preview. Request changes or approve it.
Changes are part of the process
One fixed payment after completion. Verification unlocks the final files — yours to keep.
Final files unlock after payment is confirmed
Start a project
Pick the lane that matches what you need — the request form personalizes itself and lands in your workspace as a tracked request. From there it becomes a structured brief, then a fixed-price proposal you approve.
Start a project
What are you building?
Pick one — the brief personalizes itself.
What you can request
Seven service lanes, each with a target delivery window — every one runs through the same tracked workspace, on a fixed price you approve before work starts.
Targets are business-day goals per lane — the clock starts when you accept the proposal and your required access is confirmed. Prices are fixed per proposal; how pricing works.
Site down? The emergency lane is open.
Priority triage · live investigation timeline · deployed fix · prevention report.
Inside your workspace
Six surfaces cover the life of your work — each one a real place in the workspace, with the reference formats you will actually see.
01
Describe what you need in plain words. It becomes a structured brief with scope and questions — then a fixed-price proposal.
02
Proposals become invoices, milestones get funded, payments are verified in the open — every amount traceable to work.
03
Your product is built in one workspace: tasks, change requests, deliverables and the blueprint — all reviewable.
04
Staging previews wait for your decision. Approved releases deploy through a controlled, reversible pipeline.
05
Site down? One incident opens a live timeline — from first look to root cause to deployed fix and prevention.
06
Licensed plugins, packages and tools built by the same team — instant license keys, versioned updates, changelogs.
In
Working software with users, data and history — the common case, not the exception.
01
The codebase is read first — stack, state and risk, before anything changes.
02
How it behaves, what holds it up and what it costs to change — written down.
03
Features, fixes and integrations land as reviewed, versioned changes.
04
Work ships through the same controlled release pipeline as new builds.
Proof, not promises
Systems built and operated here — documented work, including this platform itself.
The operating platform this site runs on — requests, projects, releases and incidents managed as one engineered system.
A modern customer-commerce layer that turns the default WooCommerce account area into a complete customer portal.
Coverage
Other technology? The system never rejects a request just because the stack is not on the list.
Market
Digital products from the same workshop — licensed instantly, and a purchase can become engineering work in the same workspace.
Custom order statuses, automation rules and fulfillment pipelines for WooCommerce.
Two-way Salla ↔ Laravel order synchronization with webhook reliability built in.
A batteries-included admin panel starter: auth, roles, audit log, media and CRUD generators.
Production-grade contact form with spam protection, rate limiting and branded email delivery.
From the workshop
Original engineering writing — decisions and field experience from shipped work.
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How working with us runs, in plain language.
You send a request describing what you need — in plain words. It lands in your workspace with a reference number, we turn it into a structured brief, and you get a fixed-price proposal with scope, exclusions and a delivery target. Work starts only after you accept.
Every project is a fixed price agreed before work starts — no hourly drift. Small on-demand tasks start from $30; larger work is priced per proposal after scoping. If a price depends on scope, the proposal says exactly what drives it.
You pay after completion. When the agreed work is done and checked, we request the fixed payment — PayPal or crypto, verified by a human — and the final deliverables unlock in your workspace right after your payment is confirmed.
Yes — most of our work is on existing systems: adding features, fixing bugs, refactoring, integrating APIs or migrating. Share your repository and we work directly on it with versioned releases.
You do. Full source code and documentation are delivered through your project workspace, with credentials stored in your secure vault.
Proposals include revision rounds, and you review the work before delivery. After completion you can request further changes any time — small ones become a new on-demand request; ongoing improvement fits a monthly Care plan.
Open an emergency incident from the emergency lane. It gets priority triage, a live timeline from first look to root cause, and a deployed fix — with prevention recommendations after.
Backendly / The software workshop
One account. Every step of the delivery.
Health, incidents and upkeep run as operations — not favors.
Environments taken on
Stack not listed? Requests are never rejected for the technology — an unknown stack gets audited like any other. No automatic compatibility is implied; compatibility is established by the audit, not assumed.