InvoKube
Process · Vision to deploy

From idea to shipped.
In 14 days.

Most agencies pitch. We ship. Five phases, no workshops — just a working product by Day 14.

01
Hour 0 — 24

Vision

We map the goal, the market, and the pieces in between. You leave day one with a plan you could explain to your mom — and a system architecture you could explain to your CTO.

02
Hour 24 — 48Our USP

Prototype

An interactive, clickable build — not a slide deck, not a Figma walkthrough. Something you can break, test, and forward to your investors.

03
Week 1

Build

Senior engineers, clean code, no hero syndrome. Every line passes review. Every function has a reason it exists.

04
Week 2

Harden

Performance, security, accessibility, edge cases. The boring work most shops skip — and the work your customers will quietly thank you for.

05
Launch Day

Deploy

Push to production, wire analytics, hand over the keys. You own the code, the pipeline, and the outcome — not us.

Kickoff brief

What we ask.
Once. Then we get out of your way.

Send what you have. Skip what you don’t. Blank fields aren’t blockers — they’re the things we figure out on the first call, together.

01

Brand & identity

What we can pull from, and what we'll build.

  • Do you already have a logo — or do we design one?
  • Brand guidelines (palette, type, voice) — anywhere we can grab them?
  • Existing assets we can mine: Figma files, decks, old sites, PDFs.
  • Three references you'd kill to look like. (And one you'd hate to.)
02

Content & assets

The raw material that becomes the site.

  • Source copy — drafts, internal docs, transcripts. Send the messy version.
  • Photography, video, illustration — yours, stock, or commissioned?
  • Testimonials, stats, case studies — already collected, or to gather?
  • Anything you do NOT want shown — products, logos, names.
03

Audience & intent

Who's reading. What you want them to do.

  • Walk us through the one person you're writing this for.
  • What should they think 5 seconds in? Click 30 seconds in?
  • Competitors to know about — and tonally avoid sounding like.
  • What's the single action that means the page worked?
04

Functionality

What this thing actually does.

  • Booking, payments, login, search, CMS — list every action.
  • Integrations: Stripe, Calendly, HubSpot, Shopify, Notion, Slack.
  • Tools we have to talk to — not replace.
  • Anything custom: AI features, dashboards, gated content.
05

Tech & hosting

The plumbing, the domain, the boring critical bits.

  • Domain registered? Where lives the DNS?
  • Existing analytics, email infra, CRM we keep alive.
  • Tech preferences — or absolute no-gos (CMS, framework, vendor).
  • Compliance constraints: GDPR, HIPAA, accessibility floor.
06

Goals & constraints

The finish line and the rope around it.

  • What does ‘shipped’ mean for you? The exact win condition.
  • Hard deadline: launch, demo day, pitch, conference.
  • Budget — honest answer. We'll be honest back.
  • Who signs off on the work — you, a committee, or someone we won't meet?

What we don’t need

And the things you can keep
in the drawer.

A pitch deck.
A discovery workshop.
A 40-page brand brief.
Pre-call alignment sessions.
Permission to make small decisions.
Approval on every comma.

Send what you’ve got.
We’ll fill in the rest.

The first call ends with a plan. The second day ends with something clickable. You don’t pay a cent until the demo is in your hands.