Build the next product
from parts you already have.
Every customer wants something specific. Once your parts are named, a new customer need is a new workflow composed from existing parts plus at most one new part.
Discuss your first partWhy every yes
became a codebase.
Each custom request became another codebase. Each codebase became a team. The expertise behind each customer already exists. It is trapped in people and fused into products nobody can reach.
Name the parts first.
Konstant reads your software and your methods and proposes the parts. Your people name them. Each part gets a typed contract where it already lives.
Compose the product
toward an outcome.
Sit down with Konstant, with your revenue, your roadmap and what customers have been asking for. Design the next product toward the number you want. Konstant finds the accounts that kept asking. Offer the product to half of them; the other half is the control. Your agents and the customer’s agents compose it from existing parts plus at most one new part. Arranger tries parts in and out and measures what each contributed.
Run it where the customer works.
Boombox runs the parts as a product or a capability, in a private VM hosted by Konstant or in your own cloud. The customer brings the context and access the result needs. Your company keeps its method, its standards and its relationship.
Then let the
parts get paid.
A named part works inside your own workflows first. The owner decides whether it leaves the private catalog: who may learn it exists, who may call the exact revision, and what was delivered. The network carries it. That is how a company is paid for its expertise by other companies’ agents.
Read the thesisWhat does your
next customer need?
Bring the request you keep saying yes to. We find the parts behind it.
Discuss your first part