Forward development engineering
The engineering team you don't have to hire.
Describe what your business needs in your own words. An AI agent builds it, a Diawan engineer owns the outcome, and it ships the same week — not the same quarter.
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The conventional choice
Three ways to get software built. All three make you pay for the same thing.
Not the software — the time it takes a group of people to agree on it, build it, and hand it over. That is the line item you have been covering all along.
Hire a team
Months to recruit. Salaries, equipment and management from day one. And the skills you hired for are dated before the second project starts.
You pay for capacity you must keep busy — whether there is work or not.
Commission a project
Scope locked in a document written before anyone understood the problem. Every change becomes a negotiation, and delivery lands after your business has moved on.
You pay for a guess made at the start — and again for every correction.
Buy off-the-shelf
Live quickly, then spend a year bending your operation to fit it. It was designed for the average business, and no business is the average one.
You pay for someone else's assumptions about how you work.
What changed
Technology now moves faster than a team can be assembled to keep up with it.
That is not a reason to move slower. It is the reason the dedicated team stopped being the right unit of delivery. Building software used to be expensive because execution was expensive — typing it, testing it, shipping it, fixing it. That part has collapsed in cost.
How Fabrica works
A workshop, not a contract.
Fabrica means workshop — the place where things get made. You bring a problem to it, as often as you like.
You describe the problem, in business terms
"Our stock count never matches the invoices." "I cannot see which projects are actually profitable." That is a complete request. No specification, no technical vocabulary, no requirements workshop.
A Diawan engineer turns it into something buildable
A human reads it, asks what is ambiguous, and decides what it actually means — then tells you what it will take before any work starts. This step is deliberately not automated, because judgement is the part that cannot be.
Nexus builds it
Our AI agent platform does the engineering work — writing it, testing it, deploying it. You do not operate Nexus and you do not license it. You receive what it produces.
It ships, and it keeps shipping
Delivered continuously rather than at the end of a project. The engineer who scoped it reviews it and stands behind it. When your business changes next month, you bring the next request — you do not start a new engagement.
What it costs
Two parts, and you can see what each one is for.
You used to buy people-hours. You now buy agent-hours, at a fraction of the rate — plus a subscription that keeps the workshop open to you.
Subscription
Your standing right to bring work to the workshop: submit requirements whenever you have them, have them understood, and have them turned into something real.
- Monthly or yearly — yearly costs less
- Requests reviewed and scoped by a named engineer
- No recruitment, no headcount, no notice period
Agent hours
What the building actually took. The familiar hourly invoice, with a far cheaper unit inside it — because the hours are the agent's, not a team's.
- Prepaid — buy hours up front at the lower rate
- Postpaid — settle after delivery, at the higher rate
- Every request is estimated before work begins
Being straight with you
What Fabrica is not.
Worth saying plainly, because the category is full of claims that do not survive contact with a real business.
Not a no-code tool. You are not the one building anything. Nobody hands you a canvas and calls it empowerment.
Not an unsupervised AI. A named human engineer scopes the work, reviews the result and is accountable for it. The agent is fast and occasionally confidently wrong — which is exactly why a person stays in the loop.
Not a cheaper outsourcing desk. The saving does not come from paying someone less. It comes from the work taking a fraction of the hours.
Not a licence you have to run. There is no platform for your staff to learn and no server for you to maintain. You receive working software.
Start here
Bring us the thing that has been on the list for a year.
Tell us what is slowing your business down. We will tell you whether Fabrica is the right answer — and if it isn't, we will say so.