From process to prototype in 48 hours.
No quotation process, no workshop series, no PowerPoint. You send in what's stuck and get working software back to click through. This is how that runs — and what happens after.
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Send in your process
An email or half an A4 about what's stuck. Who does the work, where it jams, what should be better. That's all we need to start; within one working day you'll hear whether it fits in 48 hours.
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48 hours later: a clickable prototype
Working software with your process in it — no mockup, no slides. You click through it yourself, on your own screen, with your own people. Free, and with no obligation afterwards.
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Like it? Then we build on
Weekly releases you can see and use every Friday. Fixed monthly price, cancel monthly. If it stops working for you, it stops — no fuss, no exit fee.
Honest caveat: 48 hours applies to a well-scoped process. We don't replace a complete ERP in a weekend, and neither should you want us to.
The cadence after that
Building continues in a weekly rhythm: a release you can test every week, room to steer every week. No requirements document that turns out stale after three months — software that grows with what you learn.
Done is done: every release meets a fixed checklist — working on mobile and desktop, accessible, fast, no half-finished corners. What's live is finished.
Who owns it, and where does it run?
The code is yours. Apps run on their own domain, in an environment that either stays managed by SupplyUp (fixed monthly price, updates and hosting included) or is handed over to you completely, source code and documentation included.
No vendor lock-in: the worst that can happen to you is owning a working application.
Frequently asked questions about the approach
What happens to the prototype if we don't continue?
Nothing — it cost you nothing and you're not tied to anything. The 48 hours are our investment in showing what's possible.
Why a monthly price instead of a project quote?
Because a project quote is false certainty that forces both sides into the wrong behaviour: nailing down scope upfront and arguing change requests afterwards. A monthly price with monthly cancellation puts the risk where it belongs: with us, every month again.
How can it be this fast?
Two ingredients: AI as the building partner and twenty years of domain knowledge as the client. The AI speeds up the building; the domain knowledge prevents building the wrong thing quickly.
Who maintains it after go-live?
If SupplyUp manages it, hosting, monitoring and further development are in the monthly price. If you take it over, you get source code, documentation and a handover session for your own people or partner.
Which process is in your way?
Describe it in a few lines. Within one working day you'll hear whether it fits in 48 hours — and if so, the clock starts.
Send in your process