Solutions architect
The data model, the integrations, and the build order are decided before a line of code, so the scope you see is the scope you get.
Data apps fail when the schema is an afterthought: migrations duct-taped in week three, reports that do not match reality, auth tied to the wrong tenant model. Lab Twelve scopes Postgres apps schema-first: entities on one page in the ScopeSpec, Drizzle migrations in repo, queries matched to screens. Micro App covers tight models; Business App and MVP Sprint add roles, jobs, and storage. Fixed price follows the locked model, not whatever the ORM generated on day one.
One fixed price buys a whole product team in one: architect, designer, and AI-native engineer.
The data model, the integrations, and the build order are decided before a line of code, so the scope you see is the scope you get.
Interface, flow, and brand are designed for this build, not dropped onto a template. The finished app looks like it was meant to ship.
Senior execution at AI speed, in production with the source code in your hands. One builder with the range of a whole product team.
| Postgres + Drizzle schema | Included |
|---|---|
| Migrations with handoff | Included |
| Auth tied to data model | Included |
| Admin data views | Included |
| Production database deploy | Included |
Postgres + Drizzle schema: In repo
Migrations with handoff: You can run them
Auth tied to data model: Users/roles as scoped
Admin data views: When in tier
Production database deploy: Included
| Petabyte analytics warehouse | Not in base scope |
|---|---|
| Oracle/SQL Server | Not in base scope |
| Mystery schema growth | Not in base scope |
Petabyte analytics warehouse: Different project
Oracle/SQL Server: Postgres default
Mystery schema growth: Change orders after lock
A representative ScopeSpec ticket. Yours is assembled live from the scope chat, priced by the engine, and locked before you pay.
Schema on one page
Entities, fields, relationships.
Migrations + seeds
Reviewable SQL/Drizzle.
App against real data
No lorem ipsum DB.
Backup + deploy notes
Railway Postgres default.
Reliable default for web apps: JSON when needed, strong constraints, Railway-native.
Data import is an add-on when source format is defined.
Drizzle in current stack. Handoff includes schema and migration commands.
No agency to manage, no roster to assemble. The whole team, one number, source code in your hands.