Spiral Scout Verified Company

It was founded by John Griffin and Anton J.D. Titov

In average 15-25 projects a year

We typically work on projects we are passionate about, fit our experience and have talented stakeholders on the partner's side. Budget size is secondary to the project potential and working on solving complex challenges. We would much prefer to solve a hard problem that is a small project vs building something with a large budget that isn't fun or interesting to work on.

1) Outcome over output We believe shipping useful results beats burning hours. You’ll see us tie work to a measurable result, set clear acceptance criteria, and cut scope to hit the goal. We avoid vanity deliverables and “busy” work. 2) Ownership, not oversight We act like an embedded product team, not ticket takers. You’ll see engineers, designers, and PMs make recommendations, flag risks early, and close the loop without hand-holding. We avoid “that’s not my job.” 3) First-principles problem solving We reduce problems to fundamentals before proposing solutions. You’ll see simple architectures, trade-offs spelled out, and plain-language briefs. We avoid buzzwords and solutioneering. 4) Speed with guardrails We move fast, slice work thin, and keep feedback tight, while protecting data and reliability. You’ll see short iterations, feature flags, rollbacks, tests, and staged releases. We avoid risky big-bang launches. 5) Radical clarity No surprises for clients or teammates. You’ll see crisp plans, visible backlogs, honest status, and straight talk when something slips. We avoid vague timelines and sandbagging. 6) Craft with proof Quality is the default and evidence is the bar. You’ll see code reviews, reproducible environments, automated checks, and meaningful QA that focuses on user paths. We avoid “works on my machine.” 7) Reuse beats re-invent We build components, agents, and processes once, then reuse them. You’ll see libraries, internal templates, knowledge bases, and Wippy agents packaged for repeat wins. We avoid bespoke one-offs that can’t scale. 8) Security and privacy by default Client trust is non-negotiable. You’ll see isolated runtimes, least-privilege access, audit trails, and vendor choices that respect retention and training limits. We avoid loose data practices. 9) One global team, one standard Distributed, respectful, and async-friendly. You’ll see clear handoffs, written decisions, and timezone-aware planning. We avoid siloed “country teams” and heroics that depend on one person. 10) Partner mindset Long-term relationships beat short-term wins. You’ll see transparent contracts, fair licensing, and roadmaps that consider the client’s business, not just the build. We avoid bait-and-switch or surprise fees.