
Verlynk
An AI social media management platform. Scheduling, analytics, content generation, billing, multiple languages. Ours, and live today.
verlynk.com (opens in a new tab)Starting from an idea, a prototype, or a product that’s outgrown itself, we get it to production and keep it there.
The problem
AI tools can put an idea on screen in a weekend. That’s real progress, and plenty of good products start that way. But a demo isn’t a product. Real users bring real load, real data, payments, security, edge cases, and systems that don’t cooperate. That’s where most of the work is, and where most projects stall.
The usual agency doesn’t solve it either. They bill by the hour, so delays pay them. You meet a senior engineer at the pitch, then get handed to juniors you never interviewed.
What’s scarce now isn’t code. It’s senior judgement about what to build, and the experience to make it hold up once people depend on it. That’s what we sell.
How we work
Every engagement is a fixed result at a fixed price. We don’t bill hours, rent you people, or pad a timesheet.
We scope it, quote it, and you approve it. If it takes us longer than we thought, that’s our problem, not your invoice.
No juniors learning on your budget.
The engineer who scopes your project is the engineer who builds it, start to finish.
On purpose, so each one gets real attention.
If you need bodies, we’re the wrong call, and we’ll tell you on the first one.
Led from Melbourne. One senior engineer owns your project end to end. The person you scope with is the person who builds it. No salesperson who disappears after signing, no account manager passing messages. You always know who is answerable for the result.
We’re a small, deliberately distributed team, and the people who start your project finish it. No rotating staff, no hand-offs, no ticket queues. Our working hours span your afternoon and evening, so work gets reviewed and directed every day, not read back the next morning.
One team, one price, one person answerable for the outcome.
Services
You know what you want to build, and you need the whole thing done properly. Web, mobile, APIs, and the infrastructure underneath, live and ready for real users.
You built something with AI tools or a freelancer, and it proves the idea. Good, you’re ahead. We review what you have, keep what works, and build the rest properly: authentication, security, payments, scale, and code your team can maintain. If it’s faster to start fresh, we’ll say so.
It’s live, people use it, and it’s struggling to keep up. Legacy modernisation, cloud costs, reliability and incidents, real-time data, and getting AI tooling into your engineering team properly.
Agents and AI features wired into real systems, with the data handling, security, and controls that keep them working after launch. Most AI projects that fail, fail in production. Ours are built by people who’ve run regulated systems at scale.
Not on the list? Ask. We’ve usually worked with it, or something close.
Proof
The best proof we can build yours is that we’ve built our own.

An AI social media management platform. Scheduling, analytics, content generation, billing, multiple languages. Ours, and live today.
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Process
You describe the problem. We tell you honestly whether we’re the right people. No deck.
We work out what actually needs building and give you a technical plan, an architecture, and a fixed price for the build.
Fixed price, paid at milestones. You see working software at every one.
We ship it, hand over the repos, cloud accounts, and keys, and stay on as long as you want us.
What it costs
A senior hire
Around $200,000 a year
once you add super and on-costs.
Gavi
Your product live before you’d finish interviewing.
For less than that hire costs you in a single year.
Before anyone quotes you a build, you should know exactly what you’re building. The Blueprint gives you:
It’s yours to keep. Build with us, build with someone else, or hand it to a future hire. If you go ahead with us, the full $3,500 comes off the build.
Our guarantee: if you don’t find the Blueprint useful, tell us within 14 days and we’ll refund it.
Every product is different, and every prototype is at a different stage. So we don’t guess. Your Blueprint ends with one fixed number. That number doesn’t move unless you change what you’re asking for.
If your prototype is faster to rebuild than to build on, we’ll tell you, even if it means a smaller job for us.
A fixed quote from your Blueprint
Two weeks inside your cloud setup. You get a list of specific savings and how to make them. If we don’t find at least three times our fee in first-year savings, you don’t pay.
$6,000, or free
All prices in AUD, ex-GST. Guarantees are subject to our terms.
Plenty of “fixed price” shops pad the quote, then send change requests to make up the rest. Here’s how ours works, in writing, before you sign:
Including what’s excluded.
If you want something new, we quote it first. You approve it or you don’t. Nothing starts until you say yes.
Each payment comes after you’ve seen working software.
Our mistake is never your invoice.
You will never get a bill you didn’t approve.
We’re small and deliberately low-profile. You’ll meet the engineer who’d build your project on the first call, before you commit to anything.
Led from Melbourne, with part of the team in India. We’ll be straight about that, because it’s nothing like what “offshore” usually means. Offshore normally means you brief an account manager, the work goes into a queue, and you get whoever’s free that week. Here it’s the same senior engineers from first call to launch, led and owned from Melbourne, with one person accountable for the outcome at a price that doesn’t move. The time zones help too: the team’s day overlaps your afternoon and evening, so your project moves forward daily instead of stalling overnight.
Because a free quote is a sales document. It’s written to win the job, not to be right. The Blueprint is real engineering work: it’s what makes a fixed price possible, and it’s useful to you whether or not we build it. If it isn’t, you get your money back.
That’s our risk. The price only moves if the scope moves, and scope changes are quoted and approved before any work starts.
They’ll get you a demo. They won’t get you a product. The gap between “it works on my screen” and “it’s safe, stable, and ready for real users” is most of the actual work: auth, security, edge cases, real data, integrations that don’t cooperate. That gap is what we do. It’s also why a lot of our projects start from a prototype someone built with AI.
On projects, yes. We don’t rent out engineers to sit inside your team. That’s a different business and we’re not in it.
You do, from the first commit. Your repos, your cloud accounts, your keys.
That’s what the Blueprint is for. Worst case, you walk away with a technical plan you can hand to anyone, or your money back.
Something else? Ask the engineer directly on a call.
Thirty minutes, no pitch. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll tell you and point you somewhere better.