Stack360 is a software development company with its team in Lahore, Pakistan. Since 2019 we have built software and placed dedicated developers for companies in the US and UK.
We work two ways. Clients hire full-time engineers who join their own team, shortlisted within 2 days after four checks: a technical interview, a coding test, a review of past work and an English check. Or we build the product for them: a founder and a senior engineer join the discovery call, the client gets a plan with milestones within two business days, then sees working software in a weekly demo.
Our work includes AutoBuffy, a US auto parts store; Cercle, a UK fashion rental marketplace; Coach Catalyst, a coaching platform with Stripe Connect payouts; and Money Ball, an AI chatbot that answers from live NFL data. Clients own all the code we write for them.
Stack360 is a software development company with its team in Lahore, Pakistan. Since 2019 we have built software and placed dedicated developers for companies in the US and UK.
We work two ways. Clients hire full-time engineers who join their own team, shortlisted within 2 days after four checks: a technical interview, a coding test, a review of past work and an English check. Or we build the product for them: a founder and a senior engineer join the discovery call, the client gets a plan with milestones within two business days, then sees working software in a weekly demo.
Our work includes AutoBuffy, a US auto parts store; Cercle, a UK fashion rental marketplace; Coach Catalyst, a coaching platform with Stripe Connect payouts; and Money Ball, an AI chatbot that answers from live NFL data. Clients own all the code we write for them.
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Processes and approach
How do you gather and validate client requirements?
Every project starts with a discovery call that a founder and a senior engineer join. We talk through the problem, the users and the constraints, then send a written plan with scope, milestones and a team proposal within two business days. Requirements live in a shared backlog the client can see and change, and we confirm the details of each milestone before work on it starts.
How do you ensure alignment with client goals and business strategy?
We agree what success looks like before we build anything: the business result the software has to deliver and the milestones that lead to it. Each milestone is checked against that goal in a weekly demo of working software, so priorities can change early rather than at the end.
Which software development methodologies do you use (e.g., Agile, Waterfall, Scrum)?
We work in short iterations with a weekly demo of working software, planned in a shared backlog and project board. Dedicated engineers who join a client team follow that team's own process and tools.
How do you keep clients and stakeholders updated on project progress?
Clients see progress in a weekly demo of working software, checked against the agreed milestones. Day to day we work in a shared Slack channel and project board, with at least 4 hours of overlap with a US working day.
How frequently do you hold check-in meetings or status updates?
A weekly demo of working software, a written update at each milestone, and daily contact in a shared Slack channel. Our engineers overlap at least 4 hours with the US working day, so questions are answered the same day.
What quality assurance practices do you follow?
Features are tested against the agreed requirements before each weekly demo, and the client reviews working software every week rather than at the end. QA and testing is also available as its own service.
How do you identify and manage project risks?
Risks are raised on the discovery call and written into the plan alongside the milestones. Weekly demos surface problems early, and scope or priorities are adjusted with the client before deadlines slip. If a dedicated engineer is not the right fit, we replace them.
What kind of support or maintenance do you offer after delivery?
After launch we keep improving the product or hand it over, as the client prefers. Clients own all the code we write, and we offer ongoing maintenance, bug fixes and feature work.