The sprint·Two weeks·With AI·From $10K
Designed and shipped, in two weeks.
Whether you’re launching something new or fixing a surface in a product you already ship: not a Figma file, not a clickable mockup. A live website or native build your users can try, your stakeholders can open, and your team can build on.
01 — The problem
You can describe it in a deck. You might even have rough screens, or vibe-coded your way to 80%. But the thing users and stakeholders actually need to see — the working version — is six weeks away with a designer, eight with an engineer, and three months with both.
“Kind of works in dev” is a long way from “in front of users on a real domain.” That gap is where most products stall — new ones and existing ones alike.
Who it’s for
New product · 0→1
You've got the idea and a deck, maybe rough screens. The sprint turns it into a working version your users can try and your team can build on.
Existing product
A flow, feature, or surface in a product you already ship isn't pulling its weight. The sprint redesigns and rebuilds it — live, not a mockup.
02 — The method
Every sprint runs the same five moves — the method the whole studio is built on. We run it for you; the same one your team can learn to run themselves.
01
Frame the bet
Who's the user, what's the problem, what's the single riskiest assumption. The AI tools stay closed — the restraint is the lesson, and it's the part most teams skip.
02
Diverge with AI
Competitive scans, solution directions, and user-need hypotheses in minutes. AI as a divergence multiplier, still human-steered.
03
Decide
Pick the one bet against the user need — not against what's coolest to build. The human call.
04
Prototype for real
The Figma-to-Claude workflow: a real, interactive prototype — even native — in hours, not a faked click-through.
05
Test with real users
The whole point. The difference between “we built it” and “it works.”
03 — What you get
The sprint ends with a real, shipped artifact — a live website at a real URL, a native iOS build on TestFlight, or an installable Android build. You hand a phone or a link to anyone, and they get the actual experience.
Pick your platform — Web, iOS, and/or Android:
Web
A marketing site or core product flow, deployed live at a real URL.
Two weeks
iOS
One native flow, built directly into your app and shipped to TestFlight.
Two weeks
Android
One native flow, built directly into your app and shipped as an installable build.
Two weeks
Every sprint — from $10K.
Two weeks, fixed scope. One flow or one site. Two rounds of revisions. A Loom walkthrough at the end so your team understands every decision. No retainers, no creep, no “phase two” upsell.
04 — Two weeks
Week 1 · Design
Map the problem, lock the scope, design in real components and real copy. Mostly async.
Week 2 · Build & ship
Production code in a real deploy environment — polish, edge cases, performance. Ends live, with a Loom walkthrough and full handoff.
05 — Why it works
Most prototyping tools stop at the screen. CtrlAltGo’s sprints use a Figma-to-Claude workflow that turns design files into real, native code — the same approach used to ship production work at Paramount. The output isn’t a simulation of your product. It’s the first working version of it.
That means: the thing you show investors is the thing your engineers can extend. The flow you put in front of users responds the way a real app does. The site you launch is on your domain, not a Framer subdomain. When the sprint ends, you don’t throw the work away — you build on it.
Recent work
Case study · Cirkul
Repositioning a hydration brand's e-commerce flow.
Read the case study →
Case study · Marrow & Co · Coming soon
Custom homebuilder site, designed and shipped in St. Petersburg.
About
CtrlAltGo is a small studio led by Cam — a product designer with a decade in-house at companies like Paramount. We take on a small number of sprints each quarter for founders and teams who need to move fast.
FAQ
- Why two weeks?
- Because anything longer becomes a project, and projects sprawl. The constraint is the product.
- What if my idea needs more than one flow or one site?
- Pick the one that matters most right now. The sprint format works because it forces that choice. If you need a second flow, book a second sprint.
- Do I own the work?
- Yes. Code, design files, and deployed artifacts transfer to me on day one of week two.
- What if it's not working by day fourteen?
- The scope is fixed at the start of the sprint. If something blocks delivery, we extend at no additional cost until it ships.
- Can you take equity instead of cash?
- No. Cash only, paid 50% upfront and 50% on delivery.