Source code you actually own
Build the app. Keep the code.
A PRD, a technical scope, and production-ready code — without locking the product into a platform you cannot leave. Read the ownership guide.
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Repo
Access is part of the handoff story
Deploy
On infrastructure you control
Maintain
The product with another team later
The code is yours.
Repository access, deployment on infrastructure you control, and a handoff another team can continue — ownership as part of the product decision, not a late footnote.
Build code you own
A working app you can keep extending.
Screens that match the plan. You can read the code, hire against it, or move vendors without starting over.
Build code you own
The spec and the code stay in agreement.
Reconciliation catches drift between what was specified and what was built — so the next hire is not reverse-engineering a chat log.
Build code you ownHow it works
Step 1
Define the product correctly first
Ownership is more useful when the scope and implementation path were clear from the beginning.
Step 2
Build with handoff in mind
The product should be generated with maintainability, not just first-demo speed, in view.
Step 3
Keep the path open after launch
The result should support vendor flexibility, internal hiring, and future extension.
A coherent system, not a pile of screens.
Coherence checks across the PRD so the product still makes sense when another team picks it up.
Build code you own
Production code, tied back to the plan.
The code is generated against the spec, not a chat log. You can read it, extend it, and keep it when you change vendors.
Build code you ownFrequently asked questions
Move fast without giving up control
Describe the feature. Get a plan, then code that lives in your repo.