Most technical problems don't start as technical problems.
A founder wants to ship faster.
An engineer adds a quick workaround to meet the deadline.
The feature becomes popular. Usage grows.
Another workaround gets added on top of the first one.
Six months later, something that used to take a day takes an entire week. Deployments become tense events. The team knows something is wrong with the backend, but nobody has the dedicated bandwidth to stop feature work and isolate it.
Tenlyr doesn't exist to sell billable hours or build generic brochure websites. We exist to be the specialist engineering brain in the room when product growth starts testing the limits of your architecture.