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A clear path to
a private product.

From the first question to ongoing support, SafeDev helps founders and CTOs build on the Safe Network. Our process puts real needs before technical choices.

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Six connected stages, from an initial idea to a supported product.
Idea → Assessment → Delivery → Ongoing support

Six stages. One connected process.

Each stage gives the next a firmer base, from the first feasibility check to long-term product work.

  1. 01

    Discovery call

    Tell us what you want to build, who needs it and why privacy matters. We start with your users and business goals.

  2. 02

    Technical assessment

    We assess whether the Safe Network fits your product. Storage, sign-in and data flows shape the choices and risks ahead.

  3. 03

    Proposal and roadmap

    We turn the assessment into a proposed scope and path to launch. Priorities make clear what belongs in the first release.

  4. 04

    Design and build

    We design and build around privacy and user-owned data. The work connects your app, identity and network services into a usable product.

  5. 05

    Launch

    We bring the product from build to release. Testing and security reviews help check that key user journeys work as intended.

  6. 06

    Support and growth

    Launch starts the next phase. Maintenance, updates and further development help the product grow as user needs and the network change.

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Make the hard choices early.

A private product starts with clear rules for data. We look at who owns it, who can read it and how access works.

For an existing Web2 product, we assess which parts should move and which should stay. The trade-offs belong in the plan.

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Product fit
Which user need does a move to the Safe Network serve?
Data ownership
What should users control, and how should sharing work?
Migration scope
Which storage, sign-in and data flows need to change?

Bring the idea.
Start with the questions.

Share your users, the problem and any existing system. A rough timeline and budget range help frame the discussion. Open questions are useful too.

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