Who we are.
Nettle is an orchestrator of product development efforts; a hub and single point of contact for a team of experts who are assembled based on your exact needs. Beating an aggressive schedule, squeezing a tight budget, or spelunking through new technology each require their own team and strategy. With Nettle, you can be sure that the program will be tailored to exactly your needs.
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Who we work with.
Entrepreneurs
Hardware leaders
Overstretched engineering teams
Why you should work with us.
What makes Nettle special is that we will build a program that fits your exact needs, not only based on your schedule and budget, but on the risks and advantages of your specific product, market and team. We will be flexible, empathetic, and do our best to be a joy to work with as we guide you towards success.
Some people say that hardware is hard, and it certainly is if you go about it the wrong way - and it is even worse when you have
to work with overpaid, underskilled people. Let us dethrone that myth, and try to enjoy the process together.
Nettle is a lean operation that is designed to offer a full suite of experts at every stage of the process while keeping overhead at a bare minimum. Gone are the days of bloated consultancies turning and burning through projects with whichever internal resources they happen to have available.
Let’s check if we’re a good match.
Still not sure?
Have you already tried working with a big firm? Did they charge an exorbitant fee only to disappear and then come back with a report that isn’t particularly useful, doesn’t address your initial questions, and appears to be the work of an intern searching Google? That’s nonsense. You deserve to be heard and to be part of the conversation. You should expect to gain not only a report but the opportunity to learn more about what goes into the process, what questions to ask, and how to navigate the next steps successfully. That doesn’t happen in PowerPoint. It occurs in open and honest conversations. And dance. Lots of interpretive dance. After all, breakdancing is in the Olympics, so might as well give it a shot, right?
Are you ready to start building a plan to bring a product to market?
Do you see a gap in your development program that needs support?
Is there an upcoming deadline that needs additional horsepower?
