Your company does not need more devs. Or more AI. It needs predictability, security and observability.
Steply builds your operation's custom system. Scope, date and price fixed per stage, on your own infrastructure, with an open dashboard in production.
on schedule · next release in 6 days · ERP integration
- runs on the client's infrastructure
- no data leaves the network
- audit trail: 1,284 events
availability · 30 days
p95 240 ms · last alert 14 days ago, resolved
More devs and more AI do not buy what is actually missing.
Every blown tech budget follows the same pattern: the problem was read as a lack of capacity when it was a lack of control.
- The team grew and the deadline keeps slipping.
- It is not hands you lack. It is scope sliced into stages, each with a written deliverable, a date and a fixed price.
- AI came in and nobody knows what it read or who approved it.
- It is not a model you lack. It is role-based permission, data inside your environment and an audit trail on every query.
- The system is live. You find out it went down when a customer calls.
- It is not a server you lack. It is instrumentation: metrics, alerts and history open to you, not only to whoever built it.
Predictability Scope, date and price fixed before the first line of code.
You approve one stage at a time. Each has a written deliverable, a go-live date and a price defined before work starts. If scope changes midway, the conversation is about the next stage, not about a surprise invoice at the end.
How delivery is sliced
Diagnosis
We map process, systems and bottlenecks. You leave with a plan prioritized by impact and an estimate of what the problem costs per year.
Scope locked
Each stage becomes a document: what is in, what is out, when it ships and what it costs. You sign knowing what you get.
Shipped to production
Short cycles, each ending with something live. You validate with real users from your operation, not with a prototype in a slide deck.
Operation under watch
The system starts being measured by availability, errors and real usage. Every improvement follows the same scope, date and price rule.
Security Your data never leaves your infrastructure. And everything that happens is recorded.
The system and the AI inside it can run 100% inside your company or your own cloud. Every query and every change lands in an audit trail: who asked, what was accessed, when, and whether it was allowed. Data protection is designed in, not bolted on at the end.
- Runs on-premise or in your own cloud, with keys in your name
- Role-based permission, not a shared password
- Audit trail on every query and every change
- Sensitive documents never become third-party training data
Requests per hour · 24 h
Latest events
- warningInvoice queue above normal · posted to your channel in 40 s
- okERP integration recovered on its own after 2 retries
- okStage 3 released · v1.4.0 · no test regressions
Observability You do not ask how it is going. You open the dashboard and see.
Every system we ship goes live instrumented: availability, response time, errors and AI cost per query. Alerts reach your channel before a user complains. And the history stays open, including what Steply shipped and when.
The three stop being adjectives and become clauses.
Any vendor promises deadlines, security and transparency in the meeting. The difference is what gets written down afterwards.
Scope, date and price per stage
Nothing starts without the stage document approved. What is not written there is neither billed nor promised.
The environment and keys are yours
From day one to the last. If Steply ever leaves the picture, the system keeps running where it always ran.
Open dashboard for as long as it runs
Metrics, alerts and delivery history stay accessible to you, not only to whoever built the system.
Where this starts.
Four ways in, the same rule across all three fronts. You choose the size of the first step, not the size of the risk.
Spark
Diagnosis. You find out where the operation gets stuck and what it costs per year. The fee becomes credit if you move to execution.
Starter
First stage in production: one bottleneck cleared, with scope, date and price fixed before we start.
Growth
The operation's system: automation, integration and AI agents under the same security rule and the same dashboard.
Scale
Continuous evolution with a dedicated team: staged roadmap, monitored operation and a predictable technical cost every month.
The questions that decide the contract.
How do you guarantee the timeline?
By not promising one date for the whole project. Work is sliced into short stages, and each stage has a written deliverable, a date and a price fixed before it starts. A deadline too big to fit in one stage is a sign of badly cut scope, not of a complex project.
Does my data end up in some outside AI?
Only if you want it to. Steply builds private AI agents that run on-premise, inside your own infrastructure or cloud, with the keys in your name. In that design, sensitive documents and databases never leave your network or become third-party training data.
What exactly can I see in the dashboard?
Availability, response time, error rate, AI cost per query and the audit trail of who accessed what. Also the delivery history: which stage went live, when and what changed. It is the same dashboard our team uses, not a trimmed-down client version.
What if scope changes mid-project?
It changes in the next stage, not in the current invoice. Because each stage is short and closed, the change enters the following scope with its own date and price. That is why staged work costs less than a closed six-month contract: you do not pay for a scope that aged out.
Do you integrate with the legacy system we already run?
In most cases, yes. We integrate via API, database, files or automation, including with ERPs and old undocumented systems. The integration becomes a stage with its own scope and date, like any other.
Do I need to know what I want built?
No. Most companies arrive with a pain: a spreadsheet nobody can stand, a manual process that stalls the month, a system nobody understands. Diagnosis exists precisely to turn that into scope with priority, cost and timeline before any development.
Do you disappear once the system is live?
No, and the dashboard is what makes that verifiable. After go-live the system keeps being measured by availability, errors and real usage, with alerts reaching your channel. Maintenance and evolution follow the same scope, date and price rule per stage.
Bring us the process nobody can predict today.
You do not need a finished solution. Bring the pain, the system that stalls or the spreadsheet holding your team hostage. You leave the conversation with the scope, date and price of the first stage, even if you decide not to move forward.