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New products
Define a focused first release and build the application, backend, and integrations around it.
Software development for the USA
An engineering team for your next stage.
We work with US business owners, founders, and technical teams on websites, apps, and connected software. Start with an online presence, a manual process, or a product that needs to move forward.
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Where we help
Software development for US business and product teams.
Stax3 works with US businesses on web and SaaS products, mobile apps, AI workflows, and Unity games. We agree on scope, technical priorities, communication, and a release plan around the product you need to build or improve.
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Existing codebases
Review what is already there, identify the important constraints, and make a practical continuation plan.
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Commerce and AI
Scope Shopify improvements, conversational products, and useful connections between business systems.
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Longer-term engineering
Bring additional engineering capacity into an established product with agreed responsibilities and a shared delivery process.
Engineering decisions
Agree on how we will work before the build starts.
Business context first
We establish the users, the current product, and the result the next stage should deliver.
Working hours and communication
We agree on meeting times, decision owners, update frequency, and how questions move between the teams.
A practical technical handover
Source access, release responsibilities, documentation, and ongoing support are defined in the engagement scope.
Relevant experience
Different platforms. Concrete engineering contributions.
Our anonymous portfolio covers business platforms, educational software, wellness applications, mobile commerce, and game creation. It describes our contribution and the technologies involved, while protecting client identities.
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Before we start.
Do you work with US startups?
Yes. Our work is suited to founders and technical teams who need help building, continuing, or improving a software product. The first conversation helps establish the scope and fit.
Do you offer a dedicated team?
That can be part of the engagement. The team composition, responsibilities, availability, and communication process are agreed around the product’s needs.
How do you handle time-zone differences?
We agree on a working overlap and use written updates to keep decisions and progress visible. Specific availability is confirmed before the engagement.
Can we discuss work that is not shown publicly?
Yes. We can discuss relevant experience on a call, within the confidentiality permissions that apply to each engagement.
Start with the context
Tell us what needs to work better.
A goal, an existing product, or a difficult workflow is enough to start a useful conversation.
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