The applause was exhilarating. Now comes the hard part.

Two days (48 hours) with your Technical expert backed by his engineering team. Your time starts with a 45-minute Kickoff meeting, where we review your software, understand your concerns, and discuss what needs attention. At the end of the Kickoff meeting we will propose to you what we believe we will be able to deliver in the following 2 days. If you agree to proceed we will schedule a Delivery meeting. If you decide not to move forward we will refund your money; no questions asked. If you move forward, the Delivery meeting follows within two business days.

Rubico’s technical experts are members of our Rubico team located in the USA and India. They are trained in software development and experienced in identifying the common gaps that AI built software often ignores. With years of experience of serving clients they bring not only technical depth but also practical business knowledge.

You get 2 business days (48 hours) access to your assigned technical expert and his engineering team. The engagement begins with a Kickoff meeting and goes for two business days ending with a Delivery meeting. If your Kickoff is on a Thursday, the Delivery meeting lands on Monday, not Saturday. We schedule it with you on the Kickoff call itself, so you leave knowing the exact time of the Delivery meeting.

Yes, and we understand the urgency of such. Many products launch successfully and only run into trouble later: it slows down as users accumulate, something breaks in production and nobody is watching for it, a third-party service changes, or the bill starts climbing faster than the usage. Live products are usually more urgent, because real people are already affected. We’ll start with a Kickoff meeting and deliver value by the Delivery meeting scheduled two-business-days later.

Normally a product built using AI can be rescued and rehabilitated. In most cases, what is needed is targeted work: securing data access, fixing the schema, adding a deployment process, and putting monitoring in. Depending on the situation, we may go component by component and issue a keep, refactor or rebuild verdict for each one, precisely to avoid the blanket rebuild that would have thrown away months of proven work.

No, but, in most cases, having access helps us understand your situation much more accurately and provide better recommendations. There are also situations where access is necessary including if you would like us to diagnose or fix an issue within your application. If access to your code would be helpful, we will discuss it with you during the Kickoff meeting, and the decision remains entirely yours. We will also be candid about the tradeoff: a technical expert who can review the code directly will often identify opportunities, risks, and solutions that are difficult to uncover from a description alone. If you prefer not to share code, a screen-sharing session can often provide enough visibility to get started.

Before or during the Kickoff meeting we will provide you instructions on ways you can securely share your code with us. You can give our team read-only access to your existing repository, share a private copy, or let us work within your own environment. We’ll guide you through the simplest and most secure option for your project.

Yes. Before we begin working together, we enter into an agreement that sets out the applicable terms and conditions, including a mutual non-disclosure and confidentiality provision. Information you share with Rubico is kept confidential and is only made available to the team members who need it to work on your engagement. You can learn more in our Master Services Terms & Conditions. If you prefer, we are also happy to sign a separate NDA before you share any sensitive or confidential information with us—just let us know during our first meeting.

At the Kickoff meeting, we will first review your needs and expectations. If you have a list of priorities, we encourage you to share it with us so we can focus on what matters most. Based on your priorities and what we discuss during the Kickoff, we will tell you upfront what we believe we can deliver at the Delivery meeting 48 hours later. This could include findings, fixes, software project rescues or improvements needed to move your product forward, such as security hardening, production-readiness and architecture reviews, code and database optimization, performance and scalability improvements, infrastructure and cloud cost reviews, vulnerability scans, testing and monitoring, CI/CD and deployment support, bug fixes, or targeted feature development.

We’re software engineers, and we do this for a living. We love what we do and enjoy leveraging the power of AI to deliver faster results. Our Software Factory model enables us to be more productive than ever. At the Kickoff, we’ll let you know what we expect to deliver 48 hours later at the Delivery meeting.

If, at the end of the Kickoff meeting, you are not satisfied with what we propose to deliver, simply let us know and request a refund. We will return your $500—no questions asked.