Services / Web & mobile app development
Products people actually want to use.
Customer-facing products and internal tools, for the browser and for iOS and Android. Design, build, QA and release all happen inside the same team — so nothing is lost in a handoff between vendors, and the person who scoped it is the person who ships it.
Proof: 47 products shipped since 2020, by a standing in-house team of 10+.
What we build
The product, the platform underneath it, and the unglamorous parts that decide whether it survives contact with real users.
Web applications
Real products with accounts, permissions, billing and admin — not a prototype wearing a product costume.
iOS & Android apps
Cross-platform by default, native where the hardware demands it. Shipped to both stores, review process included.
Internal tools
The operations software your team lives in all day. Boring to demo, and the highest-leverage thing most businesses never build.
APIs & back ends
The services your apps talk to, designed so a second client — a partner app, a mobile app, an AI assistant — can use them later without a rewrite.
Design, in the same team
Interfaces scoped, estimated and reviewed like engineering, because that is what they are. No design phase thrown over a wall.
Launch & handover
Testing, release, and documentation that survives a code review. You own the code and the accounts from day one.
Is a custom build right for you?
When building is the right call
Your process is genuinely yours, off-the-shelf software forces you to work in a way that costs you money, or the product is the business. Those are the cases where custom pays for itself rather than just feeling impressive.
When it isn’t
If an existing product does 90% of what you need for a monthly fee, buy it — we will say so. Building to avoid a subscription is almost always the more expensive path once you count maintenance. We would rather be right than billed.
An engagement like this
A services business runs its scheduling on a spreadsheet and three WhatsApp groups. We build one web app for the office and a phone app for the field team, sharing the same data: jobs assigned in the morning show up on the right phone, and updates come back without anyone re-typing them. The spreadsheet stops being the system of record, and nobody has to be told to stop using it.
Questions we hear a lot
Do you build for web and mobile, or do we need two agencies?
One team does both. The people who design the product write the web app and the mobile apps, so the model, the API and the interface stay consistent instead of drifting apart between two vendors. That is why "one team, end to end" is a technical claim here, not a slogan.
Native or cross-platform for mobile?
Cross-platform unless something forces our hand — it ships faster and one codebase serves both stores. We go native when the product depends on hardware or platform features that cross-platform handles badly, or when performance targets demand it. We tell you which case you are in before you commit, and why.
What stack do you build on?
React and Next.js on the front, Node.js or PHP on the back, Postgres or Firebase underneath, deployed on modern cloud infrastructure. Deliberately boring and widely known, so you can hire for it and your next engineer is not learning an exotic bet.
How long does a build take?
A focused web app or mobile app typically reaches first users in 6-12 weeks depending on scope. You get a fixed scope and a date before we start, and working software you can click throughout — not status decks.
Who owns the code?
You do. Code, designs and infrastructure accounts, all of it, with a handover that survives a code review. NDA first if you want one — it is step one of our process anyway.
What should it do on day one?
Tell us that much and we’ll come back with the scope, the price and the date — free, in plain English.