About Synergize

One senior team to decide, design, build, and grow the product.

Founded by Yegor Shustyk, Synergize brings product strategy, design, web development, and growth into one coordinated team. We keep a senior core close to the work and add trusted specialists when a project calls for them.

A founder close to the work.

Yegor Shustyk, founder of Synergize

Yegor Shustyk

Founder & Product Lead, Synergize

I founded Synergize to help teams turn complex product challenges into clear strategy, thoughtful design, and reliable delivery. I stay close to the work and bring in the right specialists for each project.

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A consistent core team, with specialists added for a reason.

We start with the decision or outcome the business needs. Then we bring together the right product, design, technical, and growth skills to address it—without adding roles that the work does not need.

01

Senior product core

Product direction, discovery, experience design, web delivery, and project leadership stay connected from the first question through launch.

02

Trusted specialists

Mobile engineering, backend, automation, analytics, SEO, GEO, and paid media partners join when the project needs their specific expertise.

03

One shared plan

Everyone works from the same context, priorities, roadmap, documentation, and definition of success—with responsibilities visible to the client.

The team can change. Clear ownership stays constant.

What stays constant

  • One clear lead for the work
  • Shared business and user context
  • Evidence before major decisions
  • Transparent roles and ownership
  • Documented decisions and considered quality checks
  • Metrics connected to business outcomes

What adapts to the project

  • Team size and specialist mix
  • Technology and implementation model
  • Depth of research and validation
  • Delivery cadence and engagement length
  • Balance between core team and partners
  • The feedback loop after launch

Different problems need different combinations of expertise.

Discovery and product direction

Product strategist · Researcher · Product designer

For an unclear product opportunity, risky assumptions, or a decision that needs evidence before investment.

Web product or platform

Product lead · UX/UI designer · Frontend · Backend or integration specialist · Analytics

For websites, portals, and web applications that need a connected path from proposition and experience through launch.

Mobile product

Product lead · Product designer · Mobile engineering partner · QA

For native or cross-platform products where product decisions, interface, engineering, and release quality need to stay aligned.

Growth and optimization

Product or CRO lead · Analyst · Designer · Search or paid media partner

For launches, acquisition, funnel diagnosis, and measurable improvement after release.

We start with context, not a predetermined deliverable.

Every engagement begins with a right-sized discovery: enough research to understand the business problem, market, audience, constraints, and evidence before committing to a solution.

  1. 01

    Understand the context

    Clarify the business model, objectives, market, audience, constraints, existing evidence, and the decision the work must support.

  2. 02

    Discover

    Research the problem, examine behavior and data, test assumptions, and identify the risks and opportunities that matter.

  3. 03

    Frame and prioritize

    Compare solution paths, define success measures, prioritize by value and risk, and agree on the most useful sequence of work.

  4. 04

    Design and build

    Prototype, design, and implement the solution in clear increments with product, technical, and operational constraints visible.

  5. 05

    Test and deliver

    Validate critical journeys, complete quality checks, release responsibly, and confirm that the delivered work behaves as intended.

  6. 06

    Measure and improve

    Use product metrics, business outcomes, and qualitative feedback to decide what to improve, scale, or stop next.

A focused project may move through these steps quickly. A complex or uncertain product may require a deeper Product Discovery engagement before delivery begins.

Useful context should not get lost between disciplines.

A distributed team works well when decisions and learning are easy to find. We keep the people involved aligned through shared context, practical documentation, and direct knowledge transfer.

  • Shared discovery evidence and project context
  • Design and technical reviews across disciplines
  • Written decisions, assumptions, and trade-offs
  • Knowledge transfer into the client team

AI in the workflow

AI can speed up the work. People remain responsible for the decisions.

We use AI when it makes research, exploration, production, or operations more efficient. We choose tools to fit the task and information involved, and keep human review in place where accuracy or impact matters.

Research synthesis

Organize large amounts of input, compare themes, and identify questions that need human investigation.

Prototyping

Explore product, content, interface, and workflow directions before committing significant delivery time.

Workflow automation

Reduce repetitive work while keeping exceptions, review, and human control clear.

QA and documentation

Support quality checks, test coverage, handover material, and shared project documentation.

Sensitive information, important claims, and consequential decisions require suitable tools, explicit review, and accountable human ownership.

Specialist support should make the work clearer—not harder to manage.

Clear ownership

You know who leads the work, who makes each decision, and where each specialist's responsibility begins and ends.

Visible team composition

Core team members and specialist partners are presented honestly, with their roles visible from the start.

Evidence-linked decisions

Recommendations connect to business context, user evidence, market conditions, delivery constraints, and measurable goals.

Useful knowledge transfer

Your team receives the decisions, documentation, and practical knowledge needed to continue after delivery.

Build the right team around the problem

Bring us the context. We will shape the most useful next step.

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