Products that make a complicated idea feel simple.
From the first flow to the smallest interaction. We design the product, build the app and the backend, and take it through the App Store and Google Play.
- Founders with a product idea and a deadline
- Businesses turning a service into software
- Teams that need a real app, not a wrapped website
- Products that work but feel hard to use
Product design
Flows, screens and states designed around what the user is trying to do, with the hard cases drawn before the happy path.
Web apps
Fast, secure web applications with authentication, payments, dashboards and the data model to grow on.
iOS and Android
Native-quality mobile apps from one codebase, with push notifications, subscriptions and offline states done properly.
Backend and data
APIs, databases, third-party integrations and the monitoring that tells you when something breaks before users do.
Store release
App Store and Google Play listings, screenshots, review notes and the compliance details that get apps approved.
After launch
Analytics, crash reporting and a release rhythm so the product keeps improving.
Three steps.
No mystery.
- 01
Scope
What the first version must do, for whom, and what can wait. A clear plan with milestones and a quote.
- 02
Design and build
Working builds you can tap through from the first weeks, so decisions are made on the real thing.
- 03
Release
Stores, backend, analytics and support in place. Then we iterate on what users actually do.
Things we have put
into the world.
Questions we
get asked.
- How small can a first version be?
- As small as it needs to be to learn something. We help you cut scope to the part that proves the idea, and plan the rest.
- iOS, Android or both?
- Usually both from one codebase. Where one platform matters more, we release there first and follow with the other.
- Who owns the code?
- You do. Repositories, accounts and infrastructure are set up in your name from the start.
- Do you maintain the app afterwards?
- Yes, on a retainer or per release, whichever fits. Monitoring and crash reporting are part of every launch.