An app only truly exists the day someone opens it without us. We build yours all the way there: from the first screen to store publication, through payments, accounts and next week's fixes.
A single codebase for both platforms, published under your own developer account. In-app purchases and subscriptions included.
Client areas, back-offices, internal tools. What lives in a browser and must hold up when everyone uses it on Monday morning.
Real usage measurement, fixes shipped without waiting for store review, next versions decided on numbers.
No mockup, no spec sheet, just a clear need and users in mind. Scoping is part of the job: that is where we start.
It runs on the developer's phone but never reached the stores. Those last 20% are exactly the job.
You inherit code nobody knows. We open it, and say honestly what can be salvaged and what must be rewritten, before committing.
The app exists, it gets installed, but nobody makes it to the end. We instrument the journey to see the drop-off, then fix it.
A live app, installed by real users
Your store, payment and hosting accounts, in your name
The repository, documentation and release procedure
Video games and anything needing a real-time 3D engine.
Taking over code nobody can give us access to, history included.
An app delivered in three weeks because the date is already announced. We'd rather cut scope than quality.
An installable version lands in the first weeks, deliberately incomplete but real: you open it on your own phone. Then a demo every week until launch. Total duration depends on scope, quoted at scoping time, not along the way.
No. A single codebase produces both apps, which halves the cost and stops the two versions drifting apart over time. A few platform-specific features need extra work, and we say so up front, not afterwards.
You do. Developer accounts are opened in your name and the app is published from them. That is what lets you carry on without us, and never have to ask permission to publish your own product.
Urgent fixes ship without waiting for store review, within hours. After that, either you take over with the repository and documentation, or we agree on a monthly arrangement. Nothing forces you into it, and one doesn't rule out the other.