Small team, on purpose.

It fails on everything around it: the login that leaks, the payment that half-completes, the edge case nobody designed for, the codebase nobody dares to change. That’s where products lose users and money.

We built Relogic around doing those parts well. Our designers and engineers work as one small team, so the product that gets approved is the product that gets built. And we care most about the unglamorous work: the auth, the payments, the states between screens. That’s what decides whether software survives its first real users.

AI has made the first version of almost anything cheap to build. We think that’s wonderful. It also means the real work now lives in the gap between a prototype and production. That gap is exactly where we like to work.