Fullstack Product Development
Summary
- Target: Founders and product teams that need senior developers for 2–6 months to move a roadmap forward.
- Timeline: Weekly sprints with visible progress; first features live in 1–4 weeks, not months.
- Stack: Modern web stack (for example Node/TypeScript, Python or Ruby) with React/Vue frontends and PostgreSQL on AWS or comparable cloud.
- Deliverables: Working product features in production, with tests, documentation and a clear handover to your team.
- Collaboration: Daily check-ins, short written updates and regular demos so non-technical stakeholders always know where we are.
End-to-end feature delivery
What the team takes on
API and backend design
We design and build APIs that are easy for your frontend and external systems to use, with clear contracts and automated tests so changes remain safe.
Modern web frontends
We create responsive user interfaces in React or Vue that feel fast and are easy to use – including implementation of your design system or Figma files.
Data and performance foundations
We design database schemas, migrations and indexes so your product can grow without falling over – based on real usage data, not guesswork.
Testing, delivery and monitoring
We set up practical automated tests, CI/CD pipelines and basic monitoring so you can ship changes more often with less stress.
Embedded like your own team
How a typical engagement feels
Sprint 1: Getting context + first feature
We join your tools (Slack/Teams, Jira, etc.), understand your product and users, and ship a first small feature end-to-end so you see how we work.
Sprints 2–4: Core feature delivery
We work through the most important roadmap items in weekly sprints. You get short status updates, demos and the chance to re-prioritize based on what you see.
Later sprints: Polishing and scaling
We improve performance, fix sharp edges in the UX and address technical debt that would slow you down later – always with clear trade-offs explained in plain language.
Handover or ongoing collaboration
We document decisions, walk your team through the system and agree if we continue as a long-term partner or hand everything over cleanly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Collaboration and delivery details
What experience level are the developers?
You work with senior engineers only – typically 5+ years of experience, used to talking to founders and product leaders in English and German.
How do you estimate effort and budget?
We combine agile estimates (story points and velocity from the first sprint) with clear price ranges per feature or milestone, so you know what you are committing to.
Can you work with our existing team?
Yes. We usually embed ourselves into your existing team, join your ceremonies and toolchain, and take responsibility for clearly defined parts of the roadmap.
What happens after launch?
You can either keep us as a long-term partner for new features and maintenance, or we prepare a structured handover so your own team can safely run and extend the product.
How much does it cost to hire a developer through bitshore?
We are upfront: we provide senior developers only, at €65 per hour. No undisclosed junior staffing, no opaque rate card you only see after a call. Compared with senior freelancers based in the DACH-Region, published hourly rates for similar experience are often materially higher (exact numbers vary by stack and city, but €65/h is typically well below what many local senior freelancers quote). A local permanent hire is a different comparison again because of employer-side costs on top of salary—but for straightforward time-and-materials engineering, you see the number on the page.
Ready to talk about this service?
Tell us briefly about your product, where you are today and what you expect from a senior team. We will come back with a concrete proposal for scope, timeline and next steps.