Zac and Nimo have built together at four companies. Three got acquired inside 24 months of them walking in the door. That's not luck - it's a method.
Every line is a place Zac and Nimo joined together. Can you spot the pattern?
No magic, no deck. The same disciplined loop, run to a close - three times running.
We drop into your codebase as two senior engineers, not consultants. In weeks we know where the value - and the debt an acquirer will diligence - actually lives.
We ship the product surface, the reliability numbers, and the architecture that flips a buyer's build-vs-buy math to buy.
Clean diligence, a defensible moat, and momentum on a timeline acquirers recognize. Three times running, that's meant a signed term sheet inside 24 months.
Buyers do not buy a roadmap. They buy what survives a week of scrutiny. That is what we build.
Code quality, security posture, licensing, data handling and the paper trail. We answer the questions a buyer's engineers will ask before they ask them.
Systems that scale, recover and cost what they should. The uptime history and the cloud bill are both evidence, and both get read.
A product surface and metrics that stand up to a buyer's analyst. Numbers that reconcile, cohorts that hold, a story that matches the data.
Documentation, ownership and clean hand-offs, so the company keeps working when the founders stop answering every question.
You don't hire Zac. You don't hire Nimo. You hire the interference pattern between them.
Builds the parts that survive diligence: architecture, reliability, the numbers a technical buyer trusts. If it has to scale under a microscope, it's Zac's.
Shapes the surface an acquirer falls for: the product, the traction curve, the "why buy now." Turns a good engine into a company someone writes a check for.
No. We stand behind the work, not the outcome. The record is three from four, and every line of it is on the tape above.
No. We are engineers, not bankers. Bring your own advisers. We make their job easier.
Product companies with real users and a board that is open to an exit within about two years.
Embedded in your repository and your standups, as two senior engineers, with scope agreed up front.
No. Buyers choose. We make saying yes the easy decision.
Each acquisition on the tape closed within 24 months of the two of us joining. It describes the past. It is not a promise.