Turnyourblockedroadmapintoshippedproduct.
Talaria embeds a senior product and engineering team into your company to launch AI features, rebuild critical systems, and increase delivery speed—without months of hiring.
- Senior team
- Start in days
- Weekly releases
- Flexible engagement
- Scope
- Prototype
- Build
- Production
Three problems we are usually brought in to solve
Your roadmap is blocked
Add senior execution capacity and ship critical features without expanding permanent headcount.
Typical situation
Committed features keep slipping. The team is at capacity, hiring takes months, and priority work sits in the backlog.
What Talaria does
We embed senior product and engineering people into your existing team, take ownership of a defined slice of the roadmap, and ship it end to end.
Deliverables
- Shipped roadmap features
- Delivery plan and sequencing
- Code review and technical standards
- Weekly releases
Typical timeframe
Start in days · ongoing monthly
Engagement model
Embedded product team
You need an AI capability in production
Identify the right use case, prototype it quickly, and integrate it into the existing product and workflows.
Typical situation
There is pressure to add AI, several candidate ideas, and no clear path from demo to something that runs reliably for real users.
What Talaria does
We narrow to the use case with real value, build a working prototype, then harden it: evaluation, guardrails, and integration into your product and internal workflows.
Deliverables
- Use-case assessment
- Working prototype
- Production integration
- Evaluation and monitoring setup
Typical timeframe
Prototype in weeks · production in a few months
Engagement model
AI capability build
You need to launch or rebuild a product
Move from architecture and design to a production release with one accountable team.
Typical situation
A new product needs to reach the market, or a critical legacy system has become too slow and risky to keep extending.
What Talaria does
We take architecture, design, and delivery as one accountable team, release incrementally, and migrate without stopping the business.
Deliverables
- Architecture and technical decisions
- Product and interface design
- Production release
- Migration and handover
Typical timeframe
First release in weeks · full scope in months
Engagement model
Full build team
How the engagement actually runs
Week 0
Product and technical diagnosis
Review the roadmap, codebase, constraints, and highest-value bottleneck.
Week 1
First working output
Deliver a prototype, architecture decision, or first production improvement.
Every week
Demo and release
Show working software instead of status presentations.
Every month
Continue, expand, or stop
Adjust the engagement based on priorities and delivered value.
Engagement models
We recommend the smallest engagement that can solve the problem.
Product Acceleration Team
Best for
Ongoing roadmap execution
Duration
3–6 months
First output
2 weeks
AI Product Sprint
Best for
Validating and building an AI feature
Duration
4–8 weeks
First output
Working prototype
Product Launch
Best for
MVPs or major rebuilds
Duration
8–16 weeks
First output
Production-ready release
Why teams keep us on the roadmap
Senior engineers involved from the start
Small production releases every week
Product thinking, not only implementation
Architecture designed for internal ownership
AI used only where it creates value
Flexible team size
Practical questions, answered
Usually within days of agreeing on scope. Week 0 is the product and technical diagnosis, and the first working output lands in the following week.
You do. All code, infrastructure definitions, and documentation are produced in your repositories and accounts, and ownership transfers to you as it is written.
We work in your channels — your Slack, your tracker, your repositories. Written updates during the week, a working demo weekly, and a monthly review of priorities.
Yes. We embed alongside internal engineers, follow your standards and review process, and take ownership of a defined slice of work rather than duplicating it.
Handover is continuous, not a final event: documented architecture decisions, readable code, runbooks, and pairing with your team so they can own the system.
Fixed monthly fee based on team composition, or a fixed scope for sprint-style engagements. No per-ticket billing, and the engagement can be adjusted or stopped monthly.
What is blocking your roadmap?
Tell us what you are trying to ship, where progress is stuck, and what your current team needs.