Design engineering for AI and B2B SaaS
We design one flow and ship it to your repo as code, without pulling your developers off the roadmap. $4,500 fixed.
01The problem
Most B2B products work. They just feel like a database with buttons.
Usually nothing is missing. People stall on one screen: the setup nobody finishes, the approval that waits, the upgrade nobody finds.
That screen is where we start.
02Selected work
Products we designed and prototyped. In each, someone has to make a call under time pressure, and the screen shows them everything except what to do. Every frame is recorded from the designs, and every number comes from the product’s own scenario.
A customer's 52-page contract lands three days before quarter end. Brace reads it against the playbook in four minutes, redlines it in approved language and cites a clause for every change, and legal, finance and sales each decide their part.
from the customer's paper to the first redline, with 35 of 38 quarter-end deals signed in the quarter.
lost to one storm, once the plant stows block by block instead of all at once.
conversations a person reads before the release, because Holdout surfaces only the 40 that got worse while the average said everything was better.
03From the founder
Most products we see do not have a design problem. They have a decision problem.
The data is there, the feature is there, and the screen still makes someone hesitate. Prodular exists to fix that, one workflow at a time, on a clock short enough that nobody can hide in process. We design the flow and build it ourselves, so nothing is lost between a design file and the code. We lead every Sprint ourselves, and bring in senior specialists when a product needs them.
Jacob Piorecki
Founder, Prodular
04How the week works
Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed clock. You know before Monday what lands on Friday, and if Monday shows it is the wrong fix, you can stop there for $500.
01 · Monday
The exact screen people drop off on, walked with you and confirmed.
02 · Tuesday
The flow rebuilt around the action it exists for, mapped end to end.
03 · Wednesday
Every screen at full fidelity, with the empty, loading and error states.
04 · Thursday
The new flow running in your codebase, on a preview link you can click through.
05 · Friday
A pull request your team can review and merge, with the reasoning behind it.
05Two ways to start
One week · Fixed scope, fixed date
$4,500one week, one workflow
Pick the flow people give up on: onboarding, the trial, the upgrade, the approval. On Friday it is a pull request your team can review and merge.
We agree the scope in writing, then payment holds your week. If Monday’s diagnosis shows this is the wrong fix, stop there: you keep the diagnosis and we refund everything above $500. Cancel more than five business days ahead for a full refund, and if we fail to deliver, you get a full refund too.
Embedded · Month to month
from$9,999/ month
Designed and built by the same senior person every week, shipped to your repo. Not a request queue.
Our longest engagement ran 30+ months.
06Beyond the Sprint
07Fit
One workflow, for one kind of company. Naming who that is not saves both of us a week.
Book this if
You have a live product and real users.
You can point at the screen where they drop off.
It is AI or B2B SaaS.
And the workflow carries a decision someone has to get right.
Someone on your side can merge.
A developer who reviews the pull request, ideally on a React front end.
One or two people decide.
You can agree a scope on a call and it stays agreed.
You are buying judgment, not hands.
What you pay for is the calls we make, not the hours we log.
Not a fit if
08Questions
Jacob, the founder, leads every Sprint and brings in senior specialists when a product needs them. No account-manager layer, and no juniors learning on your product.
09Next step
For example
Twenty minutes, no deck. If it is not a fit, we will say so on the call.
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Components, full screens and a Figma library that match token for token, made for SaaS products that ship AI.
