§ For post-launch startups
Maintenance for the startup that just shipped V1 and is exhausted.
V1 shipped. Customers are paying. The team is exhausted from the launch sprint and now has to figure out V2 — or at least which V1.x bugs are real. Maintenance is the first thing that gets dropped, because every founder has been told to focus on growth. Kebehut is the way to not drop it, and to not feel guilty about not dropping it either.
§ What worries this audience
Three things you're probably already feeling.
- Maintenance compounding silently while the team focuses on selling V1 and planning V1.x
- Dependency churn while you iterate, so the version you ship today is already behind by Friday
- The 'we'll fix it later' debt turning into a year-long backlog by the time you raise the next round
§ Pilot fit
How a pilot is shaped for you.
Basic is the right answer post-launch and stays the right answer indefinitely. One monthly read keeps the codebase from drifting; the report is the artifact that makes the technical-debt conversation legible to investors and to the team. Bump to Pro for the month a real upgrade is on the calendar, then drop straight back.
First month — what lands in your inbox
- A snapshot of what shipped — components, dependencies, integrations, configuration
- A short list of what to actually care about over the next few months
- Identification of debt that's already harder than it should be
- A baseline rebuild-ready spec, useful at the next round or the next hire
§ FAQ
Questions, briefly answered.
- We're moving fast. Will a maintenance service slow us down?
- The opposite. The point of Kebehut is to take the maintenance decisions off your team's plate so they can move fast on the product. We don't gate your deploys, we don't add process — we read the codebase and write down what we see.
- Should Kebehut touch our staging or only production?
- Whichever you point us at. Most post-launch teams point us at the production-tracking branch. Staging changes faster than we can keep up with and isn't usually the right place to look for stable signals.
- We're pre-revenue or barely profitable. Is Basic worth 60€ a month?
- Honestly: yes. Basic costs less than one billable hour of any senior engineer and produces a monthly written record. If 60€ a month is a real problem for your runway, that's a separate conversation and we'd rather have it than sign you anyway.
Email us about a pilot.
One paragraph about the app, the stack, and what's worrying you. Reply within one working day, from [email protected].
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