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Method · How we solve it

Understand first, then build.

Before touching any code, we diagnose the real problem: process, data, people, cost and risk. We only build when the solution makes business sense, can hold up in production and leaves the client in control. Fast tools. Human decisions.

Diagnostic · 30 min
Why so many digital projects fail

It is not a lack of technology. It is a lack of judgement.

01

Tool first

An app, an AI or a platform gets chosen before anyone understands the process.

Cost: digitising the mess.

02

MVP with no foundations

It works in a demo, but it does not survive users, changes or real operation.

Cost: rewriting under pressure.

03

The obvious solution

The first reasonable idea gets built without comparing alternatives.

Cost: paying for execution, not for the decision.

The five principles

Rules before promises.

  1. Not diagnosed, not built.

    If the problem is not clear, any solution is theatre.

  2. Business, user and system.

    A good solution has to have a return, real usage and technical fit.

  3. Nothing that cannot survive production.

    Everything we deliver has to be measurable, maintainable and able to scale.

  4. Outcome, not hours.

    We do not charge for being busy. We fix the scope and answer for the deliverables.

  5. The client keeps control.

    No captive code, no hidden documentation, no artificial dependency.

Workflow

The tool accelerates. Judgement decides.

Five phases to take a problem from diagnosis to production without losing control, traceability or human accountability.

  1. 01

    Diagnosis

    Decides

    Problem · context · priorities

    Accelerates

    Synthesis · benchmark

  2. 02

    Resolution

    Decides

    Approach · architecture · business

    Accelerates

    Variants · consistency

  3. 03

    Build

    Decides

    Review · quality · decisions

    Accelerates

    Code · tests · documentation

  4. 04

    Validation

    Decides

    QA · release · risk

    Accelerates

    Security · performance · audit

  5. 05

    Production

    Decides

    Handoff · training · closure

    Accelerates

    Deploy · observability

Stack

Real tools.

We do not sell magic. We use mature tools, chosen for the problem and explained transparently.

Languages
TypeScript, Python and Go where performance demands it.
Web
Next.js, Vite, Astro, Three.js and GSAP.
Data
Postgres, Redis, Supabase and ClickHouse for advanced analytics.
Infrastructure
Vercel, Cloudflare, Railway, AWS/GCP and CI/CD with GitHub Actions.
Security
Audited dependencies, rotated secrets and GDPR from the design.
Internal AI
Claude, OpenAI and our own pipelines to speed up code, tests, documentation and review.
Operations
Notion, Linear and Slack for tracking and living documentation.
Guarantees

What we sign for.

Code signed by humans

Every merge to the main branch requires approval from a human engineer, by name and with a signed commit.

Tests as a contract

A minimum coverage agreed in writing. A pipeline that blocks deploys if the threshold drops.

Full traceability

An auditable log of every decision, every commit and every action of the internal tools we use.

Contractual accountability

Plantekia answers for the result. The tools we use are our business, not your problem.

Portfolio

Four projects. Four different problems.

Concrete metrics per project on each page. ADG (digital maturity), Squlp (economic intelligence for gaming), Smart Build (construction management), Match Prácticas (student–company matching).

See the portfolio

FAQ

What people ask us.

  1. 01 How is Plantekia different from an AI consultancy?

    We do not sell AI. We sell the resolution of operational problems with custom software. AI is an internal tool we use when it helps and leave out when it does not. The typical consultancy starts from the technology; we start from the diagnosis.

  2. 02 What does resolving from three angles mean?

    Every product decision is tested from business (what return it has), user (how it is really used) and system (how it fits with what already exists). If the three angles do not converge, we do not build.

  3. 03 How long does a typical project take?

    A working MVP closed in 4 to 8 weeks. Product in production in 10 to 16 weeks. Every engagement is priced by scope, not by the hour.

  4. 04 How do you guarantee the prototype survives production?

    Tests as a contract, a signed minimum coverage, observability from day one and a human audit of every release. A pipeline that blocks deploys if the threshold drops. Every architecture decision is documented for the client’s team.

  5. 05 Is the final code yours or the client’s?

    The code belongs to the client from commit 1. We hand over the complete repository with a clear licence, living documentation and a knowledge transfer. No technical or contractual lock-in.

Let's start

Let's talk about your operation.

Tell us what costs more than it should. We come back with a concrete plan, realistic timelines and a clear yes or no.

contacto@plantekia.com