The problem.
What is slow, expensive, fragile, or eating your evenings, in your own words.
A useful first conversation
Let’s find a good time to talk.
Share a little context and your preferred time. We’ll arrange a consultation around the problem you want to investigate.
Consultation request
Bring the problem.
We’ll start there.
A chance to discuss the workload, the impact on your business, and whether Tottle can help. A request does not reserve or confirm a calendar slot: it reaches our inbox like any other inquiry, and we confirm a time with you by email. Bring whatever you have: a rough description of the problem is enough to start.
Request a time↗You can also email hello@tottle.us.
What helps a first conversation
You don’t need to choose
a technology first.
Three things are enough to start. Whatever you can share without credentials or customer data is useful.
Why it matters.
The business consequence: a rising bill, a delayed release, a customer waiting, or a team stretched thin.
What you know.
Any workload context you already have: traffic, a dashboard, a recent incident, or what you have tried.
What happens next.
We reply by email, agree a time, and discuss whether there is a fit. Scope and responsibilities are agreed before any work begins.
Who it is for
Different teams.
The same first step.
Engineering leaders
Separate workload growth from waste before the next budget review, without trading away reliability or roadmap time.
Startup founders
Find the smallest setup that makes releases dependable, so shipping no longer depends on your evenings.
Software agencies
Settle who owns production before launch, with an infrastructure partner and clear boundaries for deployments, incidents, and maintenance.