Status · Airborne · now serving clients

Your autonomous engineering team,
airborne around the clock.

Wingman Stack is the AI-native software agency — autonomous agents handle every stage of the engagement, from your rough idea to a deployed, tested Friday release, with a plain-English progress report in your inbox that same afternoon.

Send a briefSee how an engagement runs
Not ready to brief?

Drop your email — one short note when there’s something to ship.

One short note when there’s something to ship.

Priced on outcomes and subscriptions. No billable hours.

Flight log · live
CALL SIGN · WMN-01
Missions flown
24/7
Avg deploy lead
4.2d
Test coverage
96%
Billable hours
0

“Agents in formation. Always in the air. Never standing down.”

How it works
01 / Operating model

The old agency model is built around bodies in seats.
Ours is built around outcomes on a deadline.

Conventional studios charge $100–250 an hour, pad estimates, and run on a timezone you have to manage. Wingman Stack charges for the result — a working, deployed, tested release — and the agents that produce it never sleep, never pad a timesheet, and never lose a Friday.

The traditional studio
  • Hourly retainers, billed in 15-minute increments
  • Proposals written to defend estimates, not outcomes
  • Stand-ups, Slack threads, and a weekly status meeting
  • Code handed off at the end, documentation extra
  • Reactive — you chase when they go quiet
Wingman Stack
  • Subscription or fixed-fee milestones, never the hour
  • You see scope, tests, and risk flags before code is written
  • Reviews + test notes on every PR — single-click merge
  • Plain-English report lands in your inbox every Friday
  • Proactive — agents surface the next move, you approve
02 / Deliverables

Three things that land in your inbox.

On day one, you get a scoping document you can actually read. Through the build, every PR arrives with a reviewer agent’s notes. On Friday afternoon, you get a deployment digest — what shipped, what didn’t, and what the agents recommend next.

Plain-English requirements, acceptance criteria, risk flags, and a build plan with weekly milestones — agreed before any code is written.

Section
3.1 — Checkout flow
Owner agent
scope-orchestrator
Risks flagged
2 (payment, idempotency)
Milestones
4 weekly
Estimated runs
~38
> Read the brief. Draft the scope as if the founder were a non-technical reviewer.
> Surface ambiguity before it ships as a bug.
> Map every requirement to one or more acceptance tests.
03 / Economics

The same ship date. A quarter of the bill.

Old studio · 8-week sprint$180K~$200/hr, retainer + scope creep
Wingman Stack · 8-week sprint$42KFixed milestone, includes post-launch tweaks
Captured by the founder$138KSame product, same launch date

Quoted figures are illustrative for a typical mid-size SaaS sprint. Actual scopes are sized to the engagement and reviewed with you before any work begins.

04 / Frequently asked

Real questions, plain answers.

05 / Founder

Christopher Kidd

Founder · Full-stack developer · Air Force veteran

Wingman Stack is built on a simple observation from two careers: in the Air Force, complex situations get resolved by small coordinated teams who keep formation, keep comms, and never stop working the problem. In software, the same work is most often delivered by three-month retainers billed on hours. The cost arbitrage is enormous — and almost no one on the delivery side is incentivised to capture it for the client.

Wingman Stack closes that gap. The agents are the team. The clients are the mission. The discipline is the same one Christopher carried from the flightline into the codebase.

Talk to Christopher directly
Briefing window is open

Bring us the brief. Bring us the rough idea. We’ll come back with a scope.

Engagements start with a 30-minute scoping call. We send back a written scope within 72 hours — and we don’t send invoices until you’ve signed off on it.

Open the intake form

wingman-stack@polsia.app