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Use case

Ship a real product, not a prototype.

A validated idea deserves software you can put in front of customers and keep changing. GetFlowing takes it from a description through implementation, testing, release and monitoring, without you assembling a delivery team first.

For founders

Describe what you want and GetFlowing builds it: reviewable pull requests in your own GitHub repository, tests on every change, a container build, deployment to AWS with health checks and monitoring on what happens next. Bigger work can go through a planning workspace first if you want it to.

Where this usually starts

A validated idea, and no way to build it properly.

The idea has been tested on real people and the answer was yes. What is missing is not conviction, it is the machinery: someone to decide what gets built first, someone to write it, someone to check that it works, and someone to keep it running on the day the first customers all arrive at once.

The usual answers are each expensive in a different way. Hiring three functions to ship one product means paying for capacity between releases. An agency gets you a launch and then an invoice for every change after it. A prototype builder gets you something to demonstrate, and stops being the right tool on the day a customer starts depending on it.

What changes

One system that takes the idea all the way.

You ask for the work and GetFlowing implements it as reviewable pull requests in your own GitHub repository, runs the tests on every change, builds the container, deploys to AWS behind health checks and watches what happens next. Anything worth agreeing before it is built can go through the planning workspace, and everything else just gets built. Technical judgement is still yours and still valuable: every change arrives as a pull request somebody reads, and anything that touches production pauses for a person.

The evidence an investor or a first enterprise customer asks for exists because that is how the work is done, not because somebody assembled it the week before the review: pull request history, test results, deployment history and a tamper-evident audit trail. The repository is in your GitHub account and the cloud resources are under your control, so whatever happens to your relationship with us, the company keeps its software.

  • A described idea turned into working software, with a planning workspace available when the work is worth planning.
  • Implementation in your own GitHub repository, as pull requests you can read.
  • Tests on every change, with results attached before anything merges.
  • Container build and deployment to AWS with health checks.
  • Traffic, latency, errors and uptime watched once the users are not you.
  • Human approval before anything touches production.
  • Monitoring, incidents and maintenance from the same system that shipped it.

Starter at £99 per month covers one managed app, one environment and 20 agent work units, which suits a first product going to production. Pro at £249 is the right place to start if you already have a codebase to bring in, need a custom domain or want automatic deployment on merge. Extra managed apps are £50 per month each, so a second product does not have to mean a different plan.

Private beta

Bring software delivery into one system.

Build something new or take control of what already exists. Get the planning, engineering, deployment, and operational capability of an experienced software team.

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