Your prototype works. Production is a different problem.
Greenfield Labs turns working prototypes into production microservices — the architecture investors expect and real users demand. Weeks, not months. Yours to own.
The demo worked. Now what?
Your prototype proves the idea. Investors are interested. Early users are asking for access. But the codebase that powered the demo will not survive real traffic, real data, and real security requirements.
You need microservices architecture. Typed contracts between services. Authorization on every endpoint. Test coverage that gives your investors confidence. Observability so you can actually debug production issues at 2 AM. Deployment infrastructure that scales.
You also need it in weeks, not quarters. You are burning runway. Every month spent rebuilding is a month not spent on growth, sales, and product.
Hiring a platform team to solve this takes months to assemble and costs more per year than most seed rounds can absorb. You do not have months. You have a prototype, a deadline, and the need to ship production-grade software yesterday.
That is exactly what we build.
You build the product. We build the production system.
What You Provide
Your existing codebase, prototype, or technical specification. A few hours of your time during discovery week to explain the domain and validate the architecture. That is it.
What We Build
A complete production system. Microservices architecture with typed contracts. CQRS and event sourcing for every domain. Two-layer authorization. 90%+ test coverage. Distributed tracing. Deployment-ready containers. Documentation your future engineering hires can read on day one.
How the partnership works.
Discovery
Week 1We map your domain, define service boundaries, and produce an architecture blueprint with typed contracts. You review it. You approve it. Nothing gets built until we agree on the plan.
- Domain mapping
- Service boundaries
- Architecture blueprint
- Typed contracts
Build
Weeks 2-3Production microservices are constructed against the approved blueprint. Every service passes quality gates: typed contracts, authorization, 90%+ coverage, tracing. You see progress daily.
- Production microservices
- Quality gate verification
- Daily progress visibility
Deliver
Weeks 3-4Integration testing, performance validation, documentation. You receive production-ready services and everything needed to deploy. We walk through the entire system together so you understand every component.
- Integration testing
- Performance validation
- Deployment configurations
- System walkthrough
You Own Everything
After DeliveryYou own everything. Source code, documentation, configurations. Your future engineering hires step into a clean, documented, tested codebase -- not a mess they have to reverse-engineer.
- Complete source code
- Full documentation
- Deployment configs
- Onboarding-ready codebase
Everything your investors will ask about. Handled.
Investor-Ready Architecture
Service boundaries, typed contracts, and domain models documented in detail. When due diligence asks "what does the architecture look like," you hand them a blueprint, not a whiteboard sketch.
Production Microservices
TypeScript with strict mode. CQRS and event sourcing. Zero infrastructure code in your business logic. Built to scale from ten users to ten thousand without rearchitecting.
Security From Day One
Two-layer authorization on every handler. Permission-based gateway access plus business-rule policy enforcement. Not bolted on later. Built in from the first line of code.
Comprehensive Test Suites
90%+ coverage enforced on every service. When your technical due diligence asks about testing, you show them the coverage reports, not a promise.
Full Observability
Distributed tracing, metrics, and dashboards. When something breaks at 2 AM (it will), you see exactly where, exactly why, and exactly what happened before and after.
Deployment-Ready Infrastructure
Containerized services, infrastructure configuration, deployment documentation. Ready for AWS, GCP, Azure, or your own servers. No vendor lock-in.
Onboarding-Ready Documentation
Architecture docs, service guides, and code that follows strict conventions. Your first engineering hire reads the docs, not the Slack history.
Built. Measured. Delivered.
Questions founders ask.
Do you take equity?
Who owns the code?
What if we do not have a codebase yet -- just a spec?
Can we make changes after the blueprint is approved?
What happens when we hire our own engineers?
Do you provide ongoing support?
How does this compare to hiring a technical co-founder?
Ship production. Not another prototype.
Tell us what you have built. We will tell you what production looks like — scope, timeline, and cost. No commitment. Just a straightforward technical conversation.