Building Things That Matter, Fast

Glooper started with a simple frustration: good ideas die every day because building them takes too long and costs too much. By the time you've hired a team, written specifications, and survived three rounds of scope creep, the market has moved on — or the budget has run out.

There's always been a trade-off: good, fast, cheap — pick two. You can get something built quickly and well, but it'll cost a fortune. You can get it cheap and fast, but the quality suffers. Or you can have good and affordable, but you'll be waiting months.

It started with one person proving the model — building live products in days that would traditionally take months and teams of people. Once the approach was proven, we brought more people on board: associates with complementary skills who share the same way of working. Today, Glooper is a small, experienced team that can tackle a wider range of problems without losing the speed and cost advantage that makes the whole thing work.

We take real problems — from education platforms to government risk tools — and turn them into working, deployed products in days or weeks. Not prototypes. Not wireframes. Live products with real users.

We also teach others to do the same. Our training sessions share the tools, techniques, and hard-won shortcuts so that your team can build fast on their own.

The economics are simple: lower costs mean lower risk. Lower risk means more ideas get tested. More ideas tested means more problems solved. If it works, scale it. If it doesn't, you've spent days and hundreds, not months and tens of thousands.