UnoArch // Technical Partner

Plug us in.

Think fractional CFO, mirrored: a plug-in technical partner across a portfolio of ventures. The difference is that we ship production software ourselves, and there's a live, paying product to prove it.

For finance-first founders & multi-company operators.

Where we plug in.

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Problem to shipped product

The fastest path from a business problem to working software. We build the smallest useful thing, put it in front of real users, and iterate, the same way CreateBooksAI got to live and paying.

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Your plug-in technical half

The technical partner across your venture, or your whole portfolio, without a full-time hire. We could own the roadmap, make the calls, and write the code, then hand back something that runs in production.

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System logic audit

A deep-dive on an existing codebase or infrastructure to surface the bottlenecks, security risks, and architectural debt getting in the way, with a clear, honest read on what to do about it.

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M&A due diligence

Independent technical vetting for acquisitions: an honest read on the health, scalability, and long-term viability of a target's software. The same judgment trusted to lead a live enterprise carve-out.

How we work

We ship, not slide.

No decks that die in a drawer. Working software that runs in production. Consultancy here is built on the same habit that powers the studio's own products.

Peer, not vendor

We talk in terms of “we could…” and “the fastest path is…”, not a services menu. You get a technical partner who has done the thing, not a supplier.

Deep in the stack

Start from the real problem, build the smallest useful thing, get it in front of users. Decisions get tested in production, not just on a diagram.

Proof, not promises

There's a live product to point at. Ask the one that's already shipping: CreateBooksAI.

Got a problem worth building?

Tell us the problem. The fastest path is usually a short conversation about what shipping it would actually take.

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