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Built, tested, and deployed by highly skilled agents, orchestrated by other agents
Where ideas become products,at the speed of thought
The future of software is autonomous.
The shift from AI-assisted development to fully autonomous software development has begun, and we’re leading it: orchestrating it, scaling it, safely and at the highest velocity.
01 / Process
Tell us your idea.
fASD brings it to life with an army of highly-skilled agentic swarms.
From idea to working software, at a speed the world has never seen before.
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fASD WorkbenchMessageSpring · fASD pipeline
- Requirement
- Brainstorm
- Design
- Architecture
- Development
- Deployment
DeploymentDevOps confirms the release is out and serving real traffic.6 of 6 stages complete.
Orchestrated agents
Orchestrated agents
Product
- Product OwnerDecides what ships
- BrainstormerFinds the gaps
- DesignerDraws every screen
Engineering
- Team LeadLeads the engineers
- Cloud ArchitectDesigns the solution
- Frontend EngineerBuilds the screens
- Full stack developerBuilds the backend
- Security EngineerFinds the weak spots
- TesterTests every change
Infrastructure
- DevOps EngineerDeploys and releases
+55 more agentsworking in the background
TeamTeam channelLive
You
I need software to manage my rental properties: tenants, rent, and repairs.
Brief captured · writing spec
Product Owner
@Brainstormer three modules: who lives where, what they owe, what needs fixing. Find what I have missed.
Spec drafted · checking for gaps
Brainstormer
@Designer one gap: rent can be part-paid. The status needs a fourth state.
Gap accepted · drawing screens
Designer
@Cloud Architect three screens, and one status chip covering paid, part-paid, due and repair.
Screens delivered · designing
Team Lead
@Frontend Engineer take the screens, @Full stack developer take payments. I have split the board.
Work split · build starting
Frontend Engineer
@Full stack developer I'll call your payments endpoint from the rent screen. Same shape as tenancies?
Agreed how it fits · building
Full stack developer
@Tester rent collection is wired and the app runs on phones. Ready for your checks.
App built · testing started
Tester
412 checks, three failed. @Full stack developer two on rent totals, @Frontend Engineer one broken link.
3 failures · being fixed
Full stack developer
All three fixed and pushed. @Tester re-run whenever you are ready.
Fixes pushed · all 412 now pass
Security Engineer
@DevOps Engineer security and compliance pass done. No criticals, two lows fixed. Cleared for production.
Pen test clear · cleared to ship
DevOps Engineer
@Product Owner one question before I ship: has the customer cloud accounts of their own, or do we host it?
Question asked · PO confirming
Product Owner
@DevOps Engineer confirmed with the customer: no accounts of their own. Host it with us.
Hosting decided · deploying now
DevOps Engineer
It is live at qasaliving.com, and published to both app stores.
PreviewSpecAgilitySecurity
Product specification
Rental Properties
User stories
- A landlord sees who lives in which unit
- A tenant pays rent and sees what is owed
- A landlord follows a repair to done
Acceptance criteria
- Rent reads paid, part-paid, due or repair
- A payment updates the totals at once
Implementation notes
- Three modules, one database, one login
Out of scope
- Accounting exports and tax filing
Product specification
Rental Properties
Summary3 modules · 26 tasks · first release
First release
Tenancies0 tasks
- Who lives in which unit
- Move-in, move-out and renewals
Rent & payments0 tasks
- What is due, and when
- Paid, part-paid, due and overdue
Repairs0 tasks
- Reported with photos, from a phone
- Tracked through to done
The screens
What it will look like, and every state a rent row can be in
Tenancies
Rent
Repairs
PaidPart-paidDueRepair
Product specification
Rental Properties
Infrastructure
How it is put together, and where each part runs
Agility board
Who is doing what, tracked as tickets and moved as they go
To doTo do2
RP-118
Overdue rent reminders
RP-121
Repair photo uploads
RP-114
Tenancy & rent screens
In progressDoing3
RP-109
Payment provider wiring
RP-112
Part-paid status chip
DoneDone3
RP-101
Data model & migrations
RP-104
Login & permissions
RP-106
Tenancy list screen
The website, being built
The screens appearing as they are written
0Units
0Occupied
0Open repairs
| Flat 2A | M. Okafor | Paid |
| Flat 2B | J. Whitfield | Paid |
| Flat 3A | R. Nakamura | Due |
| Flat 3B | L. Marchetti | Repair |
And on their phones
The same product, in a tenant's hand
Flat 3A
Rent due1,240
Next payment1 Oct
Report a repairVerification
412 checks on every change — and who the three failures went to
- F-1Part-paid rent rounds to the wrong total
- F-2Dashboard total goes stale after a payment
- F-3Back link from a repair returns a 404
412 checks3 open
Security & compliance
What somebody tried to break, and what happened when they did
- S-1Signing in, and staying signed inClear
- S-2One tenant reading another's dataFound · fixed
- S-3Card details, stored and in transitClear
- S-4Staff permissions and what they reachFound · fixed
- S-5Known holes in every dependencyClear
- S-6Personal data, held and deleted on requestClear
46 checks0 critical2 fixed
Going live
Hosted with us, out to the web and both app stores
Live
Deployed and running, on the web and on their phones
24Units
22Occupied
3Open repairs
| Flat 2A | M. Okafor | Paid |
| Flat 2B | J. Whitfield | Paid |
| Flat 3A | R. Nakamura | Due |
| Flat 3B | L. Marchetti | Repair |
Published toApp StoreGoogle Play
Flat 3A
Rent due1,240
Next payment1 Oct
Report a repairWebiPhoneAndroid
See the real product- 100+people's work, handled
- 24 / 7no shifts, no handovers
- A fractionof an in-house team's cost
02 / Timeline
Eight years the old way. Eight months the new way.
8 years. 1 product. 10 releases.
8 months. 3 products. 100+ releases.
- 8 years
A traditional software company. Long cycles, developers, QA, sign-offs. Eight years to ship one product.
- Month 1
- fASD
One question, asked of ourselves: what if software could build software autonomously?
- QasaLiving
Discovery call. We’re chosen to build property management software.
- fASD
- Month 2
- fASD
R&D beyond vibe coding. Research into orchestration, automated testing, and error-catching: how to make agents building software actually efficient.
- QasaLiving
Working prototype. Days to a working prototype, using an agentic process that wasn’t even finished yet.
- fASD
- Month 3
- fASD
From research to system. Orchestration moves from experiment to process, with agents assigned real ownership: architecture, implementation, verification, security.
- QasaLiving
Building begins. The prototype becomes real product work, with the Admin Portal and Resident App both in active build.
- Agility
Ideation. We realized we didn’t want to pay for features we’d never use, so why not build our own, customized to exactly how we work?
- fASD
- Month 4
- Agility
MVP. Our in-house project management tool, the answer to a SaaS bill we didn’t want to keep paying.
- QasaLiving
MVP: Admin Portal & Resident App. Two apps, live. A full operational core, not a demo.
- fASD
New skills, automated orchestration. Specialist agents gaining new disciplines, orchestration running with less human intervention at every cycle.
- Agility
- Month 5
- fASD
Proof of efficiency. Cost reduction, time compression, automated testing, and automated DevOps: measurable, repeatable, provable.
- QasaLiving
Admin Portal & Resident App. Two apps, live. Proof before fASD was even finished.
- fASD
- Month 6
- Agility
Production-grade platform. Running our own workflow daily: faster planning, fewer handoffs, no wasted cycles.
- fASD
Always optimizing (Jun–Jul). Cost reduction, faster agentic swarm flows, new specialist skills, refined continuously, never finished.
- Agility
- Month 8
- QasaLiving
Three apps. Production-grade. Web, Staff, Resident. Complete.
fASD, running. The foundation for everything we build.
- QasaLiving
Key figures
100×
faster than traditional development
90%
reduction in development cost
03 / Portfolio
fASD proved itself while it was still being built.
QasaLiving, Agility and MessageSpring are not testimonials. They are the evidence.
QasaLiving
Built while fASD was still being invented.
QasaLiving is a full property management platform, covering smart parcel management, live shuttle tracking, multilingual notices and announcements, payments and billing, maintenance and building operations, and resident communication — end-to-end property operations, without the friction. What matters isn’t just what it does. It’s that fASD built it in parallel with its own development, with highly skilled, well-trained agentic swarms architecting and coding side by side, closing gaps, shipping to production before the platform itself was finished. Three apps (Admin, Staff, Resident) in eight months, with the same team that once needed years for one.
Visit QasaLiving
Agility
A project management platform, built to replace the Jira subscription we didn’t want to keep paying for.
Agility wasn’t outsourced or built by hand. It went through the same fASD process as everything else: an idea, closed gaps, agents building in parallel, tested before release. Two months from first version to complete. If fASD can build the tool its own team uses every day, it can build almost anything.
Visit Agility
MessageSpring
Rebuilt in a fraction of the time with fASD.
MessageSpring unifies SMS, email, app, and social into a single AI-assisted platform: the right message, to the right people, in the right language, on any channel. Building it the old way took eight years, with a single release sometimes taking years on its own. As a test, we rebuilt a large part of the platform with fASD. With fASD, one developer did in two months what once took five developers four years.
Visit MessageSpring
04 / Start
Your idea is ready. Are you?
All you need is an idea. fASD takes it the rest of the way: architected, built, tested, and secured, by a team of AI agents working as one.