Hire an agency?
They'll say yes to everything, bill by the hour, then vanish when things get hard. You get a "finished" product that breaks under real users.
Architecture, product decisions, the build, the team, untangling the AI slop, the 2am outage. One team accountable for all of it, so you can sell, raise and hire.
Tell us what you’re building or what’s broken. We’ll tell you what we’d do, even if it’s “you don’t need us yet.”
Fully remote. Working with founders in UK, EU, US, and Singapore.
Making it survive real users is where most options fall apart.
Four of our current clients came to us after getting burned by agencies. They'd spent months and tens of thousands on products that didn't work. Others came after vibe coding their MVP and hitting a wall when it came time to scale. We've seen the pattern enough to know:
The system is broken.Most founders end up stitching together a fractional CTO, an agency and a few freelancers, then spend their week managing the gaps. We're all of it in one team: product strategy, technical leadership and the engineers who build it. We work long-term, making decisions alongside you rather than executing tickets. We've spent 5+ years as the technical partner for startups that went on to raise Series A and B. We've rescued products from failed agencies. We've told founders their ideas won't work before taking their money.
Is the code any good? Is the team? Is the idea worth building? Someone has to tell you what's really going on. We do, then we stay and fix it.
Our longest partnership is 5+ years. Zero clients have left due to quality issues. They leave when they outgrow us: Series A, in-house team, acquisition.
That's successOn the right projects we take equity alongside fees, so we win when you win. You never have to give up half your company to get a technical partner.
Skin in the gameWe work with 4 to 5 companies at a time, no account managers juggling 20 clients, so you get direct access to the people actually doing the work.
Sometimes there is an idea to shape. Sometimes a product is already in trouble. Sometimes a founder just needs someone independent to tell them what is really going on.
You need help deciding what to build, building it, or getting it back on track.
Bring us an idea, a growing product, or a build that is not working.
How we help foundersA portfolio company needs product leadership, technical due diligence, or a team that can step in.
Give founders a trusted place to go before technical risk becomes business risk.
Support for portfolio foundersYour client needs product or technical help outside your own area of expertise.
Build a useful referral relationship through introductions, events, guides, and shared expertise.
Partner with Hurricane
Rescued from a failed agency, rebuilt from scratch, and grown to serve Monzo, Bain Capital, and others, across multiple funding rounds.
A long-running loyalty platform that outgrew its architecture. When COMO Group needed Southeast Asia expansion, we rebuilt it from the ground up to handle multi-country scale.
Technical co-founder for 5 years, building the team, making architecture decisions, and helping raise multiple funding rounds.
Rescued from a stalled build, rebuilt from scratch, scaled to thousands of users, then acquired when the founders moved on.
Not every founder has a technical co-founder from the start, so some of the best ideas depend on a strong development partner. Vuk and Hurricane are much more than an outsourced dev resource. The team behaves like a company co-founder and brings the startup agility and pragmatism needed to develop a first prototype, MVP, or 1.0, at a level of quality that satisfies even the most discerning corporate clients and investors. I always recommend Hurricane to our founders.
Working with Hurricane Studio has given us the best of both worlds: flexibility to manage burn and make the most of our limited runway, but best-in-class dev resources so we don't have to compromise on the quality of our platform.
Building a product without a technical background? We're writing the guides we wish existed: how to evaluate agencies, spot red flags, know if your code is good, and avoid the mistakes that sink startups.
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We don't do sales calls. We do honest conversations about what you're building and whether we can help. Sometimes the answer is "you don't need us yet" or "here's what you should do instead." That's fine.
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