How we develop software fast

Built in weeks,
not months

Not because we rush. Because the infrastructure is already built, 100+ delivered projects feed every prompt we write, and we have seen your industry's messy flows before you describe them.

build.logschema.tsclaims.tsxlive

1$sleek build --industry workshop --from library

2matched 14 patterns across 100+ shipped systems

3scaffolding online: auth · roles · audit · files

4grounding prompt in job-card + parts + labour schema

5edge cases loaded: split jobs · returns · partial DO

6drafting week-1 prototype screens…

7senior review queued · staging link ready

day 4prototype readyreview passed
100+
Systems shipped since 2017
Week 1
Clickable prototype
8–16
Weeks to go-live
20+
Industries mapped
ConstructionCar workshopsCar dealersWholesale distributionField serviceRenovation & IDFurniture retailWatch dealersEducationCleaning servicesGyms & fitnessSpa & wellnessLogisticsManufacturingConstructionCar workshopsCar dealersWholesale distributionField serviceRenovation & IDFurniture retailWatch dealersEducationCleaning servicesGyms & fitnessSpa & wellnessLogisticsManufacturing

The real reasons

Speed is infrastructure, not a slogan

Any agency can claim to be fast. Six things make it true for us, and every one of them is checkable.

Nine years of compounding, not a fresh start
01

The plumbing is already built

Auth, roles, audit trails, file storage, PDF output, notifications, payments, staging, CI, deployment. None of it gets rebuilt, so week one goes into the part of your operation nobody else has.

Zero setup tax before feature work

02

100+ projects as live context

Every system since 2017 sits in a private library of schemas, workflows, screens and edge cases. When we prompt, the model reads software already running inside Singapore SMEs, not generic internet code.

Grounded prompting, not blank-slate guessing

03

We already know your trade

Construction, workshops, dealerships, wholesale, field service, renovation. We arrive with your vocabulary, your documents and your approval chain already understood.

No six-week discovery for the basics

04

We see the flows others miss

Most agencies meet the exceptions during UAT, which is where timelines die. We ask about the split job card, the partial delivery and the retention sum on the first call.

Exceptions designed in, not patched later

05

Tweaks that get it used

Keyboard-first entry, single-screen jobs, scan-to-file, WhatsApp updates, offline site capture. Small details, and they decide whether the system runs the operation or sits idle.

Adoption designed into the first screen

06

The person who scoped it builds it

No sales-to-junior handoff, no account manager relaying messages, no re-explaining your workflow in month two. Founder-led delivery removes the layer where lost weeks hide.

Direct line to the people writing code

Our unfair advantage

100+ shipped projects, used as context every time we build

Most teams point an AI model at an empty folder and hope. We point it at nine years of software already running inside Singapore businesses. Every project we finish makes the next one faster.

The library

100+ builds
Job costing schemaProgress claims + retentionParts & labour ledgerConsignment trackingApproval chainsXero syncPayNow + invoicingWhatsApp notificationsOffline site captureRole-based dashboardsAudit trailsDelivery order OCR

Your build

The prompt goes out carrying proven schemas, components and edge cases as context. What comes back is close on the first pass, then a senior developer shapes and reviews it.

First draft in hours

Prototype in week one

01

Match

We pull the closest shipped patterns out of the library. Progress claim, job card, consignment ledger, we have built a cousin of it.

02

Ground

The prompt carries our production schemas, conventions and components. The model edits proven code instead of inventing architecture.

03

Adapt & review

We reshape it around how you actually operate, senior review on every line, and you get a staging link the same week.

Where the months go

We cut the phases that never touched your business

Typical agency

28 wks

With our stack

8–10 wks

TraditionalSleekDigital

Requirements

Workflow mapped in days, then validated on a prototype

5 wks
1 wk

Scaffolding

Already built and battle-tested. Switched on, not written

4 wks
1 day

Core build

AI drafts against shipped patterns, engineers shape the logic

12 wks
6 wks

Testing & docs

Generated and reviewed continuously alongside the build

4 wks
Continuous

Change requests

Absorbed into the next weekly release, not re-quoted

3 wks
1 wk

Pattern recognition

The flows nobody else asks about

Projects rarely fail on the obvious screens. They fail on the awkward reality underneath. Pick a trade and see what we bring up in the first meeting.

The flow we ask about

A progress claim carrying retention, back-charges, and a variation that was approved over WhatsApp two weeks before the paperwork caught up.

Miss it and the claim never reconciles to the contract sum.

So we build

  • Claim schedule tied to BOQ lines and site progress
  • Retention and back-charge ledger per contract
  • Variation capture from chat, formalised later

Not on this list? Browse the systems we have built.

The tweaks

Small details. The whole difference in adoption.

Shipping fast is only half of it. A system your team avoids is a failed project, however quickly it launched. These ship by default, learned from watching operators use the last hundred systems.

See the full process

Keyboard-first entry

Tab, type, enter, next record. Repetitive work never needs a mouse.

One screen, one job

Quotes, jobs and orders created in a single view, not a five-step wizard.

Scan to file

Photograph a delivery order and it lands on the right record, extracted.

WhatsApp-first updates

Status and approvals go where your crews and customers already are.

Offline capture

Site and van work keeps functioning, then syncs cleanly on reconnect.

Paperwork that matches theirs

Printouts mirror the forms your office already uses, so nobody fights it.

Fast, not reckless

AI drafts. Engineers decide. You approve.

The speed comes from removing waste, never from skipping review.

Senior review on every change

AI drafts, a senior developer signs off. Nothing reaches staging unowned.

Architecture stays human

Data models, integration boundaries and stack choices are decided by engineers.

Tests and staging, always

Generated suites cover the edges, and you review on staging before release.

Security never trusted blindly

Auth, permissions, data handling and dependencies are validated by hand.

You own the code

Your repository, your infrastructure, full handover. No lock-in clause.

Still here after launch

Tuning, edge cases and extensions as your operation finds the limits.

Questions

What clients ask before signing

Still unsure about something? Ask us directly.

Lester Law
Lester Law

Founder, SleekDigital · online

Next step

Tell us the workflow. See it running next week.

No slide deck, no 40-page proposal. Describe how your operation actually works and we come back with a clickable prototype of it.

50% EDG claimable · IMDA pre-approved · Founder-led