Codevisor
About Codevisor

Built around the way
good work actually happens.

Codevisor was founded in 2021. We've spent the last five years building deliberately — focused on doing a small amount of work very well rather than chasing every brief. We're now ready to take that approach to more clients.

How we work

Four principles
we don't break.

They're not posters in our office. They're how we decide what work to take, who to hire, and when to push back on a brief.

No. 01

Senior staff, end to end

The person on your kickoff call is the person reviewing your PRs. We don't pyramid juniors under a partner — every billed hour is by someone with a decade-plus of pattern recognition.

No. 02

Boring tools, on purpose

Postgres, Go, TypeScript, Terraform. We earn the right to be interesting only where it matters. The codebase your team inherits should be readable on day one.

No. 03

Few engagements, fully attended

We take on a small number of clients per year so each one gets the attention it deserves. If we say yes, you get the team — not a calendar slot.

No. 04

Documented hand-offs

Everything we ship leaves with a runbook, an architecture doc, and a clear bus factor. We are not in the business of becoming load-bearing.

Right now

Here's exactly where we are today.
No spin. No logo wall. No inflated numbers.

  1. No. 01 Founded

    Austin, Texas · 2021. We spent the last five years building quietly and deliberately. We're scaling up now — on our terms.

  2. No. 02 Capacity

    Currently accepting new client engagements for the upcoming quarter. We pick few so each one gets real attention.

  3. No. 03 Product

    Invoicevisor — our own small-business invoicing software — is shipping. It's our first proof of taste, and the product we'll point at when someone asks "show me work."

  4. No. 04 Team

    A small bench of senior engineers, designers, and operators. Every person here has shipped real software at scale before Codevisor.

We'll add milestones here as they happen, in the order they happen — instead of backfilling a timeline that flatters us.

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