We entered the picture after dev velocity slowed to a crawl - another agency had been working on the project, and they'd made a mess of the architecture; competent devs with a bad architecture were grinding to a halt under an onslaught of bugs and boilerplate to make even small updates.

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Our first step coming in was to rearchitect the app for new features - it wasn't worth rewriting the old features, but the new architecture let us add new features rapidly without being tied down by technical debt, and we could start incrementally migrating existing features to the new architecture when we needed to work on them.

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Results:

• Increased velocity - shipped the MVP after 3 months (the previous agency had been working on this for a year and were only half way there)
• More features - moving faster, we were able to build out not only the basic features for the MVP but to add in an AI automation suite, analytics, and many time-saving features and integrations to improve UX
• Improved reliability - the new architecture gives us full-stack type safety without requiring a bunch of manual steps, which catches these bugs early in development and streamlines the testing process

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And most importantly - Caliber was freed to get to market and start making sales & building traction!