Enterprise-grade software, at startup speed.

FirstCompile is an AI-native software company. We build MVPs, websites and web apps, custom business systems, mobile apps, and automation that hold up in production. AI gives us the speed. Engineers make every decision that matters.

Fixed-price quotesYour code, your repoNDA firstIndia & US
Technologies we work in

Web·Mobile·Platforms·Data·AI·Cloud·Industrial

Next.js React TypeScript Node.js React Native Expo Flutter Shopify WordPress WooCommerce PostgreSQL Redis MongoDB BigQuery
OpenAI Anthropic LangChain pgvector AWS GCP Vercel Docker Kubernetes MQTT Modbus TimescaleDB Grafana
Fixed-price quotesOne written number before we start. It does not move after kickoff.
Your repo, from commit oneCode lives in your GitHub org from day one. Full IP assignment.
NDA before you shareSigned before you tell us anything. Standard, not on request.
30-day fix windowAnything we built that breaks after launch, we fix at no cost.
What we build

Every kind of software a growing company needs.

One quality bar across everything. Scoped in writing, priced upfront as a single fixed number, and delivered in your own accounts.

The difference

AI-built is not the same as vibe-coded.

We use AI heavily. It writes the boilerplate, the tests, the migrations. That is why our quotes are lower and our timelines shorter. But every schema, every permission check, and every line that touches money is designed and reviewed by an engineer. That is the difference between software that demos well and software that runs a business. We build the second kind.

What AI does

Boilerplate, test scaffolding, migrations, type definitions, repeated refactors. Work where the right answer is known and the cost is typing.

What engineers always do

Data models, permissions, anything touching money or personal data, interface design, and the final read of every change before it merges.

What gets reviewed twice

Generated code is read by a person, then checked by a second model against the requirement it was written for.

The stack we trust

Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, React Native. Deliberately common, so any engineer you hire later can take over without us.

Work

Built end to end, and shipped.

Real systems with authentication, background jobs, third-party integrations, and deploy pipelines. Not landing pages with a waitlist.

B2B SaaS · Delivery automation

ShipFlow

A multi-tenant platform that takes a customer ticket through requirements, task breakdown, and a developer board, then reviews the resulting pull request with two independent models before a human opens it.

  • Tenant isolation enforced in Postgres, not in application code
  • GitHub App integration with webhook handling and replay
  • Background job pipeline for long-running generation work
  • Cross-vendor review: two models check each PR against its acceptance criteria
Turborepo · Next.js · TypeScript · Prisma · PostgreSQL · Inngestshipflow.garvitoberoi.com
ShipFlow product interfaceShipFlow product interface
AI workspace · Tool integration

NEXUS

One workspace across mail, calendar, repositories, issues, and documents, with an assistant that performs real operations in those systems instead of describing them.

  • Five live third-party integrations behind one permission model
  • Streaming action execution with per-step confirmation
  • Vector search over user-scoped data with row-level access control
  • Token and cost ceilings per workspace
Next.js · TypeScript · Clerk · Supabase · pgvector · Prismanexus.garvitoberoi.com
NEXUS product interfaceNEXUS product interface
Products

We build our own software too.

The same team and the same quality bar, pointed at software we run ourselves. Running our own products keeps us sharp about what production really demands.

ShipFlow

Private beta

Delivery automation for small software teams.

Ticket to merged pull request. Requirements, tasks, and board in one place, with review that reads the requirement instead of guessing at intent.

  • Dual-model pull request review
  • Works with the GitHub you already use
  • Findings trace back to the acceptance criterion they violate

Next product

In build

Chosen from problems we keep solving by hand for clients.

Every few client projects, the same missing tool shows up. When it shows up three times, we build it once, properly, and run it as a product. The next one is in build now.

  • Announced when it works, not before
  • No waitlist theatre
How we work

You see the product every week. Not a status deck.

01

Scope

A call, then a one-page document: what ships, what does not, what it costs, when it lands. You sign it before we write code. Disagreements about scope happen here, not in week three.

Days 1–3
02

Architecture and design

The data model, the permissions, and the screens. Decided with you, reviewed with you. This is where being wrong is expensive, so it happens slowly while everything else happens fast.

Days 3–8
03

Build

A live URL you can click from the end of week one, updated continuously. You give feedback on the running product, not on a description of it. AI handles volume. Engineers make the calls.

Week 2 onwards
04

Ship and hand over

Production deploy in your accounts, monitoring on, documentation written, a recorded walkthrough delivered. Then a 30-day window where anything we built that breaks is fixed free.

Final week
Compared honestly

The other three ways to get this built.

Each is right for someone. Choose on these terms, not on a proposal deck. We lose two rows below on purpose.

Big agencyFreelancerOffshore teamFirstCompile
PricingRetainer. Estimates are ranges.Hourly. Cheap per hour, unpredictable in total.Per seat, per month.One fixed number, in writing, before kickoff.
Time to live3–6 months with discovery.Depends on their other clients.2–4 months once staffed.Weeks. Committed in the quote.
Who builds itSeniors sell, juniors build.One person, one skillset.A rotating pool.The engineers who scoped it. No handoff.
Code ownershipTransferred on final invoice.Whatever the contract says.Often tied to their tooling.Your repo from commit one.
After launchA new retainer.When they are free.Through an account manager.30 days of free fixes, then optional care.
Best whenYou are funded and need many teams in parallel.The scope is tiny and fully defined.You need volume for years.You need one system live, properly, soon.
Questions

Asked before every first call.

How is pricing decided?
Every project gets one fixed price, written down after a short scoping call and agreed before any work starts. The number depends on scope, integrations, and compliance, never on hours, and it does not change after kickoff. You have the written quote within 48 hours of the call.
How fast can you ship?
Most MVPs go live in two to four weeks. Custom business systems take three to eight. You see a working URL from the end of week one, and the delivery date is committed in your written quote, not estimated on a call.
Do I own the code?
Yes. The repository is created in your GitHub organisation on day one and every commit lands there. The contract assigns full IP to you. You are never waiting on an invoice to access your own product.
Will you sign an NDA?
Yes, and before you share anything sensitive, not after. A mutual NDA is a standard part of how every conversation starts here. Ask on the first call or email and a signed copy comes back the same day. The idea, the code, and the numbers stay yours.
What does "vibe-code to production" involve?
You built something fast with tools like Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, or v0, and it works on your machine but nobody can tell you if it is safe to launch. We audit the codebase, fix the dangerous parts first, restructure what needs it, and get it deployed properly. If a rebuild would be cheaper than a repair, the audit says so plainly.
What does the AI app security audit check?
Authorisation on every endpoint, data exposed by changing IDs, secrets shipped to the browser, unvalidated uploads, injection paths, and how payments and personal data are handled. You get a written report in five working days with every finding rated, explained in plain language, and paired with its fix.
Can you work with clients in the US and in India?
Yes, and we invoice correctly for both. US and international clients are billed in USD. Indian clients are billed in INR with GST. Working hours overlap both time zones, and daily written updates mean nothing waits for a meeting.
Which technologies do you build with?
Next.js and TypeScript for web, React Native for mobile, PostgreSQL for data, and Node with Inngest for background work. AI features run on OpenAI or Anthropic models with hard cost ceilings. The stack is deliberately common so any engineer you hire later can maintain it.
What happens after launch?
Every project includes a 30-day window where anything we built that breaks is fixed at no cost. You also get documentation and a recorded walkthrough. After that, ongoing work is a simple monthly arrangement you can stop any time. It is optional, never a condition.
Start

Thirty minutes. Bring the problem.

We go through what you are building, what exists, and what shipping it properly involves. You leave with a scope and a number, whether or not you work with us.

  • FORMATGoogle Meet · link arrives with the invite
  • LENGTH30 minutes, or 15 if you just need a number
  • WITHAn engineer, not an account manager
  • NDASigned first, before you share anything
  • AFTERA written scope and fixed quote within 48 hours
  • COSTNothing. No card, no sales sequence.
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