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Get the output of an entire Product Team. Pay for 1 Elite Engineer.

One Man Army operating system

One engineer. Full product delivered. A senior operator covers BA, design, development, and QA — without the team overhead. You own the vision. We own the execution, with AI kept behind tests and human review.

ONE MAN ARMY OS AI BA Agent AI Design Agent AI Dev Agent AI QA Agent Operator senior engineer HUMAN-OPERATED · AI-POWERED OUTPUT DUALLOOP ASSURANCE™ LOOP 1 · AI runs on its own, loops until right Requirements Design & tasks Cross-check: nothing missed Build Checked against the plan REFINE LOOP 2 · HUMAN senior engineer Code: fits the vision? Requirements: meet the goal? Production-ready. Ships.
8–14 weeks
to prove that the business can work
4-in-1 person team
BA, design, dev, and QA in one seat
2 weeks
to start your project
Claude Certified Architect, Microsoft Gold Partner, Google Cloud Partner, ISTQB Silver Partner, Clutch, ISO 27001
Who it's for

Built for the people who need proof, not a discovery deck.

01

Founders & solo builders

You've got an idea, a short runway, and no interest in spending 6 months on a discovery phase that ends in a slide deck.

02

Product leads at mid-size companies

The dev team is buried in the core roadmap, and hiring for one experiment isn't realistic. You need proof before the next planning cycle.

03

Innovation & digital leads in enterprise

Every experiment turns into a 6-figure SOW with procurement attached. You need a contained, sandboxed pilot with minimal integration and zero disruption to core delivery.

Why One Man Army Is Different

Metric Classic Staff Augmentation One Man Army Full Product Development
Best fit for Clients with a defined scope and internal management Clients without a full product vision who want fast execution Clients with a validated direction ready for a full v1 build
Engineering setup Multiple specialists hired separately One AI-powered full-stack engineer covering dev and QA Full team with PM, designers, BAs, and engineers
Project management Handled by the client Handled by the client; no PM from Inoxoft Handled by Inoxoft (PM + delivery lead)
Design Not included Not included Included (UX/UI)
Required client input Clear scope, requirements, and management A direction, a problem to solve, and a willingness to shape the product together Validated vision and acceptance criteria
Scope commitment Defined by the client No fixed scope; aligned on what is realistic in 2 to 3 months Fixed scope with milestones
Time to start 2 to 6 weeks Within 2 weeks 4 to 8 weeks of setup
Deliverables Working code and technical documentation A working product core in front of real users Production-ready product with full delivery

Engineers quit, get sick, or move on. We make sure the project doesn't go with them.

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JordanProject lead · 9:14
He's not answering.
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MarcusBackend · 9:16
Nobody can find the deploy keys.
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AlexCTO · 9:21
Wait, why'd he build it like this?
SM
SamProduct · 9:23
He's on holiday until next month.
PR
PriyaQA · 9:24
There's zero documentation.
DN
DanaFounder · 9:27
The whole thing's in his head.

A freelance hire is a bet on one person. One Man Army runs on a system instead.

Decisions are documented — as they happen, not after the fact.
AI handles the routine — nothing depends on memory.
Architecture is recorded — not just in one person's head.
Handover is planned — from day one, not as an afterthought.

Stop betting on people.

One Man Army gives you the output of a senior hire — without the single point of failure.

Hire the System →
Under the hood

See the operating system behind one engineer.

See the operating system behind one engineer — it works the same no matter who runs it.

Tooling stack

AI-assisted codegen
Automated testing
IaC templates
CI/CD pipelines

Delivery protocol

Continuous iterations, not sprints
Decision checkpoints
Risk tracking log
Real-time arch notes

Knowledge system

Architecture decision records
AI-assisted docs
Centralized repo structure
Handover playbooks

Scaling path

1 operator to start
Same repo, same protocol
Extends to dedicated team
No re-architecture

The operator

One engineer runs it today. If that ever changes, the next one picks up the same system and keeps going.

DualLoop Assurance™

Code from AI doesn't ship until it earns it

Every task on your project runs through two loops before it's considered done.

LOOP 1 The machine loop

Machine mistakes get caught by the machine — before a person ever spends attention on them.

01
Requirements
Clear instructions before code gets written.
02
Design and tasks
Broken into small pieces, one at a time. Small pieces are easy to check. Big ones hide mistakes.
03
Cross-check
The plan gets checked against the requirements before anything gets built.
04
Build
The AI writes the code.
05
Checked against the plan
The result gets compared to what was planned. If something's off, it goes back to step 2 and runs again.
LOOP 2 The human loop

A senior engineer takes what the machine cleared and makes it production-ready.

01
Requirements: meet the goal?
Does what got built reach the product goal, not just match the spec?
02
Code: fits the vision?
Is it written in a way that holds up as the product grows?
The outcome

What you walk away with

Every engagement ends the same way — whatever the answer turns out to be.

A working product core

Real software in front of real users, not a prototype in a drawer.

Real evidence

Usage and data from people who actually used it.

A clear decision

Build it, kill it, or change direction — and you'll know why.

We do in 8 weeks what agencies charge $180K and 9 months for.

Metric Classic agency One Man Army
Price ~$180K ~$45K
Timeline 9 months 8–14 weeks
Code shipped during that time 0 Working product core
Team
PMBAMultiple specialists
One operatorBA AgentDesign AgentDevelopment AgentQA Agent
Overhead Steering meetings, PMO fee None

See the math for your project

In a free 30-minute call, we'll tell you whether the One Man Army model fits your stage, direction, and how you want to build.

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Honest fit

Skip this if you need:

A fixed-scope contract with hard deadlines
A PM or designer on our side
Hourly control over the work

It's not the dead end

If it works, you don't start over. One Man Army is the first step in ways to work with us, all running on the same system underneath.

Team extension

The same operator joins your existing team. Your tools and process, our engineer.

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Dedicated team

In case one seat isn't enough anymore. The same system across multiple engineers.

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Product development

Validated direction, ready for a full v1. Fixed scope, PM and design included.

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Testimonials

Our clients and what they say

“Their team handled the challenge professionally and found appropriate workarounds.”

Robin Stam
CEO & Co-Founder, 28Watt

“The group goes above and beyond to accommodate our demands.”

Samantha Dixon
CTO, Dream Workers Tech

“The overall service was exceptional.”

Clayton Porter
Senior Manager, Twilio Inc.

“Their communication, work ethic, and desire to give a positive outcome for their client are impressive.”

David Long
Tech Lead, MyTutor.co.uk

“They deliver what they promise, and I can’t say that about other companies I’ve worked with.”

Eran Harel
CTO of Bos-Dimex
How we deliver

How it starts, step by step

A step-by-step look at how we work — from the first call to proof in front of real users.

Predictable
Controllable
Repeatable
Optimized
Measurable
1. Scoping call →
2. Meet the engineer →
3. Setup →
4. Build →
5. Proof delivered →

Scoping call

Free, 30 minutes. You tell us what you're trying to find out. We tell you if this is a fit. If the idea isn't ready, we say so on the call. There's no follow-up pitch.

You get
Fit assessment
An honest go or no-go
A definition of proof

Contact us now! Start building your software

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Do I need a finished idea before I reach out?

    No, and most people who reach out don't. You don't need a spec, a deck, or even certainty that this is the right thing to build. Bring a hunch, a problem, or a rough direction. The scoping call exists to determine together whether there's enough to start — that's its job, not a formality before the "real" conversation.

    What if the proof shows the idea isn't worth building? Did I waste the money?

    No. That's the answer you were paying to get. The alternative isn't spending nothing — it's spending 6 months and most of your runway building the wrong thing without knowing it. Finding out in 8 weeks that something doesn't work is the cheap version of this lesson. You still walk away with working code and real data, not just a "no."

    Why trust one engineer instead of a full team with QA built in?

    Because the QA isn't missing — it's built into how the engineer works, rather than bolted on at the end. Automated tests run as part of the process. One senior person who owns the whole thing end-to-end catches more than a handoff chain, where everyone assumes someone else checked.

    Who owns the code, and what happens if I want to leave?

    You do, from the first commit. The code lives in your repo, under your account, and is well documented so another team (yours, ours, or someone else's) can pick it up without a rebuild. We don't hold the code hostage to keep you paying. If you want to walk away after the engagement, you'll keep everything you paid for.

    What if I'm not happy with the engineer partway through?

    You ask for someone else, and the project doesn't restart. This only works because the engineer operates inside a documented system. Decisions are written down as they're made, so a new person can read the same notes and keep going. That's the whole point of not betting everything on one person.

    Is there a contract, and how does payment work?

    Yes. There's a short agreement before work starts, not a long-term lock-in. Payment is split across milestones. You never hand over the full budget before you see whether the work is any good.

    Is my idea confidential before we even talk?

    Yes. We'll sign an NDA before the scoping call if you'd like. You don't have to share the full idea to get useful answers on that first call, either. Share what you're comfortable sharing, and go deeper once trust is there.