The last fifteen per cent

Writing code stopped being the bottleneck somewhere around the middle of the decade. Anyone can now produce a plausible implementation of almost anything in an afternoon. What nobody can produce in an afternoon is the confidence to put it in front of paying customers.

That gap is where a lot of solo founders get stuck. Not at the start, and not at the finish, but most of the way there. The screens exist. The sign-in half works. The payments, the data and the deployment do not, and the tool that wrote the rest cannot seem to finish them.

Ratify exists to close that last fifteen per cent, and it closes it the boring way: engineers finish the work. Not another generator. People.

You send what you have, as a zip, a GitHub link or pasted code, and say what it should do. AI reads the code and prices the work in a minute, item by item, so you know what you are paying for before you pay for it.

If you accept, the team builds it and hands you the running app on a live URL and the full source. If we cannot take a paid build on, we say so and every credit goes back.

That is the whole product. The estimate is free, the price is the hours times one rate, and the result is a link you can open.