We'll build the last 10%.

If ManyRows is most of what you need, we can build the rest. Tight scope, small increments, and when it fits, the work lands back in the open-source core, so you're not stuck maintaining a fork.

UP FRONT ·

We'll tell you "no" early if it doesn't make sense.

If the work is deeply one-off, we'll suggest an API integration or a small workaround instead. A clean refusal beats a forked codebase that nobody owns.

What we're up for.

GOOD FIT
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    A feature that benefits more than one team.

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    Integrations that take friction out of rollout.

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    Enterprise constraints: SSO, audit, guardrails.

  • 04

    A workflow that deserves a first-class path in the product.

PROBABLY NOT
  • ×

    Deeply one-off behaviour with no roadmap fit.

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    Forks we'd have to maintain in parallel forever.

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    Throwaway proof-of-concepts you won't ship.

Three kinds of work.

Most common

Feature work

Close the gap between what you need and what ships today. Control plane, admin flows, AppKit components.

Integrations

Wire ManyRows into your stack: identity providers, data sync, webhook fan-out, internal tools.

Enterprise plumbing

SSO and federation, compliance controls, custom deployment shapes, on-prem oddities.

Simple, time-boxed, no surprises.

We start with clarity, then ship in small increments. If the work stops making sense, we stop.

01

Short discovery

We define the problem, the success criteria, and what 'done' looks like.

02

Scope + estimate

Tight scope, risks called out, timeline and cost on the table.

03

Build + review

Small increments, frequent feedback, code that stays maintainable after we leave.

What we'll ask for.

  • 01

    A clear use-case and who will use it.

  • 02

    Any constraints: security, compliance, hosting, timelines.

  • 03

    Examples of what 'good' looks like (screenshots, docs, references).

  • 04

    A point of contact who can review quickly.

Tell us what's broken. We'll tell you if we can fix it.

We'll always tell you "no" early if it doesn't make sense.