Input

1 prototype

Your working app is the spec. Nothing is rewritten.

Verified

13 crosscuts

Security, transactions, tracing, and more — every pass, until clean.

Output

0 rewrites

Prototype in. Enterprise application out.

Why now

AI coding is detonating app counts. We’re building the factory that lets them ship.

Every business unit is now a software team. Prototypes arrive daily — working apps IT didn’t build, can’t see, and won’t run. The tools that worked for a dozen services don’t work for a hundred. RSpond turns that abundance into deployable enterprise applications — and we’re looking for a handful of teams to prove it out alongside us.

Partner profile

Who we’re looking for.

Enterprise innovators who vibe-coded an app and need it to survive enterprise IT — where at least one of the following is unmistakably true:

Prototype

You already vibe-coded it

A working app your team actually wants in production — not a synthetic demo.

Enterprise IT

A real bar to clear

Authn, compliance, observability, security review — the standards are real, and the app has to meet them.

Shadow IT

A governance problem

Business units are shipping apps around you, and you need a path to govern them without killing them.

Production

A scale problem

The demo works. Production means traffic, uptime, and users who notice when it breaks.

Compliance

Questions you can’t answer

Auditors, regulators, or customers asking about a codebase that was never designed to answer.

Stack

Java and Spring

Where your enterprise actually runs — the surface ESP’s generated output fits.

The exchange

What partners give. What partners get.

Design partnerships work when the value flows both ways. We’re explicit about what we ask and what we deliver — no surprises on either side.

What we ask

Real workloads, real candor.

  • Run it on a real prototype. A working app you’d actually ship is enough to start.
  • A regular feedback cadence. Typically a 30–60 minute call every two weeks with your platform lead.
  • A technical point of contact. An engineer or architect who can evaluate and provide hands-on feedback.
  • Candor about pain points. What broke, what was confusing, what didn’t make sense. Polite feedback isn’t useful feedback.
  • Willingness to be a case study. When the time is right — on your timeline and with your approval — help us tell the story.
What you get

Early access. Direct line. Pricing locked.

  • Early access to ESP as it moves toward production readiness — your prototypes run through the factory before public release.
  • Direct engineering relationship. Slack with the team building the factory. No tier-one ticket queue.
  • Roadmap influence. Your pain points determine what we build next.
  • Hands-on integration support from the engineering team during onboarding.
  • Design partner pricing. Preferred terms locked for the duration of the program and beyond.
The journey

Six milestones from prototype to enterprise application.

Business phases describe what we ship and sell. Technical milestones describe what the factory learns to do. Design partners influence the order and the depth at every step.

Milestone 01

Crosscut-complete generation

ESP generates security, transactions, tracing, validation, and logging as first-class code — not bolted on after the fact.

For partners: run the generated app with confidence that it enforces its own rules.

Milestone 02

Observability from the first request

Metrics, tracing, and audit wired to the dashboards operations already runs, from day one.

For partners: visibility no team would hand-build into a prototype.

Milestone 03

Governance & compliance

Regulatory modules and an audit trail that answer the questions auditors actually ask.

For partners: the app clears a review it previously couldn’t.

Milestone 04

Hardening & scale

The factory tightens the implementation against every crosscut until the pass is clean.

For partners: a prototype that survives real traffic and real users.

Milestone 05

Enterprise integration

Interoperability with the protocols, formats, and identity your systems already use.

For partners: the app plugs into the estate instead of sitting beside it.

Milestone 06

Liquid Compute Runtime

One runtime that carries the generated application everywhere it needs to run.

For partners: no lock-in; the app flows where your enterprise needs it.

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Build the future of the factory with us.

If you’ve read this far, odds are one of those pain points hit close to home. Tell us about your prototype, your stack, and the app you’d run through the factory. We respond personally within the week.

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