Week 1-2: Scope and architecture
Defined the core workflow, data model, and integration points. Chose the stack for speed: Next.js, database, auth, and Chrome extension framework.
Project Story
TractionBee: website, web app, and Chrome extension in 6 weeks.
TractionBee needed a complete product: marketing site, web application, and Chrome extension. CodexDeus shipped all three in 6 weeks.
Proof
Live product screenshot.
The Story
Fast MVP launch without cutting corners.
TractionBee needed to move fast. The founders had a clear product vision and wanted to get to market before competitors. CodexDeus delivered a complete product surface in 6 weeks: marketing website, authenticated web application, and a Chrome extension published to the Chrome Web Store.
Speed came from focus. No scope creep, no unnecessary features, no meetings that should have been emails. Just build the core workflow, ship it, and iterate from real user feedback.
- Marketing website, web app, and Chrome extension
- 6 weeks from start to public launch
- Chrome Web Store published
- Full-stack: Next.js, database, auth, browser extension
Build Notes
How 6 weeks broke down.
Week 3-4: Web app and Chrome extension
Built the web application with user dashboards and the Chrome extension that connects browser activity to the app. Both surfaces working together.
Week 5-6: Polish and launch
QA, bug fixes, Chrome Web Store submission, production deployment, and public launch with live users.
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