Solve one expensive operating problem. Build a platform around the result.
DESIGNA brings platform licensing and forward-deployed engineering into the customer's environment. We start with a workload: a portfolio of applications, a difficult integration or an AI workflow the current infrastructure cannot support cleanly.
Paid pilot. A typical initial scope is $25,000–$50,000, with planned delivery over 60–90 days after signing. Discovery defines the application, acceptance criteria, responsibilities and operating requirements before the deployment begins.
Recurring expansion. Successful deployments can expand into recurring kernel/platform licensing, per-user access, managed infrastructure and ongoing services. Implementation and on-site installation or custom builds are scoped separately.
Measure the business result. Agree on setup effort, workflow completion, application performance or another relevant outcome. Use those results to decide which additional workloads should move onto the platform.
Give staff more time for people.
Imagine scheduling, intake, document routing and follow-up jobs coordinated through applications built around the practice. DESIGNA's platform and engineering could connect those workflows to approved models and controlled access, reducing repetitive administrative steps as the practice evolves.
This is an illustrative deployment path, not a customer case study. Clinical systems and patient-data workflows would require their own privacy, security and operational review. Commercial scope could include implementation, recurring platform services and custom application or model licensing where included.
Make your product easier to provision inside the customer's operating environment.
Explore licensing and integration paths that connect your software or hardware to DESIGNA deployments. The opportunity is simpler onboarding and coordinated provisioning, with the technical work, responsibilities and commercial terms defined together.
The Antigravity Kernel runs PHP through WebAssembly. DESIGNA uses it to serve its public WordPress site. An enterprise evaluation tests the proposed application against this runtime before migration. That gives the buyer a concrete basis for comparing compatibility and operating costs.
Page delivery, database queries, and concurrent requests create different demands. A useful benchmark names the application, traffic pattern, and configuration. DESIGNA’s next performance comparisons focus on representative workloads rather than universal speed claims.
Caching can reduce repeated application work. The configuration must distinguish reusable public content from customer-specific data. Validation should cover both response time and correct data handling.
Define the permissions required by administrators, publishers, developers, and integrations. DESIGNA’s deployment review checks these boundaries in the proposed installation. The project should name who can approve software changes and customer access.
Enterprise security requirements vary by data and application. The scope should identify the controls and evidence required by the buyer. Compliance with a named standard is assessed separately.
A release may change several connected systems. Review dependencies before updating themes, plugins, or integrations. DESIGNA connects the proposed change with acceptance checks and a recovery plan.
After release, verify the customer paths included in the scope. Record the deployed version and any unresolved issue so technical and commercial leaders can evaluate the result.
Capacity planning begins with expected traffic and resource requirements. Include launch events, data exports, background tasks, and future applications. Resource commitments and service limits should be explicit in the proposal.
Review usage as the application grows. Expansion into larger compute installations is part of DESIGNA’s longer-term plan. Each deployment still requires its own cost and reliability evaluation.
Agree on backup scope, retention, and recovery expectations before deployment. The plan should reflect how much interruption and data loss the application can tolerate.
A recovery test needs more than a restored server. Verify the application and its integrations before resuming service. Record who can authorize that decision.
DESIGNA offers implementation and technical guidance alongside hosting. The engagement can cover migration, application changes, and integration reviews. Your CTO retains direction over architecture and release requirements.
The agreed scope defines deliverables, support, and acceptance criteria.
Bring a representative application, current costs, and deployment requirements. DESIGNA can propose a technical evaluation with a defined result and next decision.