Obsidra offers three services that run in sequence or on their own: market research, software development, and AI development. Research usually comes first, because it decides what is worth building.
Principle
Research-led means the first deliverable on most projects is evidence: who the users are, what the market looks like, what the data can and cannot support. The build is then specified against that evidence.
Each service also stands alone. If you already know what to build, we start with the specification. If you only need the research, the engagement ends with the report.
A research-led technology partner finds out what is true about the market and the data before deciding what to build.
Sequence
Research feeds the build, the build produces data, and the data feeds the next round of research.
Services
Market research at Obsidra is the work of turning scattered market signals into a written answer to one business question, with the evidence attached.
We start from the decision you are about to make: enter a market, price a product, pick a segment. The research is scoped to that decision and nothing wider.
Scope
Software development at Obsidra means designing and building web, mobile and platform software from a written specification grounded in research about who will use it.
We build what the research and the specification call for, in a stack your team can maintain. The code and the infrastructure belong to you from the first commit.
Scope
AI development at Obsidra is building assistants, automations and LLM features on top of a company's own data, after checking that the data and the process can support them.
AI only works as well as the data and the process under it. We check both first, then build the smallest version that is useful, and measure it on your own cases.
Scope
Before the contract
Three steps happen before any agreement is signed.
Thirty minutes to understand the decision or problem behind the request, and whether we are the right team for it.
A short document with the question or product goal, the deliverables, the working model and an indicative timeframe.
A contract with NDA terms, ownership of results and the commercial model. Work starts after it is signed.
Where to start
Two questions decide the first service in most projects. The intro call confirms the answer.
Next step
Tell us the decision or the system in front of you. On the intro call we say which service fits, what we would need to start, and whether we are the right team.
Book an intro call