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Ownership should be explicit before build starts—not argued at launch.
You should receive repositories, build instructions, environment docs, third-party account transfers where applicable, and a defined warranty/support period—exact terms belong in your contract.
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Signing first dev contract or switching vendors.
A structured delivery path—not vague promises.
IP assignment, escrow if needed, account ownership.
Client access to repo, transparent CI.
Credential transfer checklist, knowledge session.
Balanced guidance—not one-size-fits-all answers.
Continuous client repo access preferred over surprise escrow releases.
Primary capability pages for this topic.
Due-diligence checklist before hiring an offshore or remote development partner—access, IP, security, communication, and exit plan.
Transfer a delayed, incomplete, or poorly maintained product to a new engineering team—with audit, stabilization, and continuity plan.
Remote product engineering for U.S. startups, agencies, and established businesses—structured overlap, clear ownership, and production-ready delivery.
Ownership terms are defined in contract—typically client ownership with handover docs.
Agency may retain framework components; client owns product-specific work—define in NDA/SOW.
See take-over-existing-app solution.
Export, Firebase projects, and store accounts must be listed.
Optional maintenance or dedicated team.
See location pages for procurement context.