LeanLoop

LeanLoop services: one-off projects for small and medium-sized businesses

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Built to
ship.

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Humans in
the loop.

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A brand to
build on.

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Meet the
new crew.

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Shipped
every day.

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Small crew.
Large system.

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Bigger than
it looks.

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Runs while
you sleep.

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Find your
market.

Releases · One-off projects

One project. Whole crew.

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01 / 09 · Automated shipyard
Releases · Brief → Build → Ship

One project.
Whole crew.

A release is one project, bought on its own: a website, an app, a brand, a campaign, a film, a go-to-market plan or a single agent. Small and medium-sized businesses get the whole crew for it, and the agents behind them.

  1. BriefWe agree the deliverable, the date and the crew. You get the scope in plain words, numbered as a release.
  2. BuildPeople lead and agents take the repeat work. You see it take shape and sign off each stage.
  3. ShipIt goes live. You get a receipt of what shipped, when, and who worked on it.
Nine services · Four families

Full stack.
Small crew.

Plain services, in four families. Pick one, or put several in one release.

Family

Build

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01 · Build

Apps and websites

Designed, built and live in weeks.

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02 · Build

Agents

Agents that take the repeat work. Your team reviews and approves.

Family

Brand

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03 · Brand

Branding

A mark, type, voice and system you can build on.

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04 · Brand

Graphic design

Decks, documents, packaging and campaign assets, all on brand.

Family

Motion

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05 · Motion

Video design and editing

Films shot, cut, graded and delivered in every format.

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06 · Motion

Motion design

Titles, loops and product motion, cut on the beat.

Family

Growth

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07 · Growth

Marketing

Content and campaigns that ship every week.

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08 · Growth

Advertising

Ads made, tested and run overnight.

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09 · Growth

Go-to-market strategy

Who to sell to, what to say and where to show up.

After it ships

Ship it.
Then run it.

A release often opens a loop. A website ships as a release, then its content loop runs every week, with agents doing the work and your team approving it.

One-off · Numbered releasesReleases

One project at a time, shipped by the whole crew with the agents behind it.

  1. Brief
  2. Build
  3. Ship
Ongoing · Numbered loopsLoops

The work you repeat, run by agents and reviewed by your team.

  1. Audit
  2. Build
  3. Run
See the loops
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Release · Brief first

Start your
next project.

Tell us the deliverable and the date you need it. We reply with a crew and a scope.

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