Customer portals, booking flows, field-service tools and SaaS products — designed around the job your customers and team do every day, built to a fixed scope, and maintained after launch. With practical AI inside, and code you own.
| Metric | Target | Now |
|---|---|---|
| Crash-free sessions | 99.5% | 99.8% ↑ |
| Cold start | < 2.0s | 1.3s ↑ |
| Bookings in-app | — | +38% ↑ |
| Support tickets | — | −41% ↓ |
Websites win the first visit. Apps win the twentieth — the repeat booking, the job on site, the account someone checks every morning. We build the tool that fits that job, not a feature list.
What we buildNo lock-in, no hostage code.
Every one starts with the same question: what job does this need to do, and how will we know it is doing it?
Accounts, appointments, quotes, payments and history — the self-service layer that turns a one-time customer into a repeat one and takes the admin off your phone.
Jobs, schedules, checklists, photos and sign-offs for the team on site — working offline, syncing when they are back in signal, and feeding the office in real time.
Multi-tenant products with billing, roles and dashboards. Built to be sold, scaled and supported — not just demoed.
iOS and Android from one codebase when that is the right trade-off; fully native when performance or platform features demand it. We will tell you which, and why.
Assistants that answer from your real data, triage requests, draft replies and book time — built into the product, grounded in your business, with a clean hand-off to a human.
Your CRM, calendar, payments, phone system and accounting talking to each other. The app becomes the hub instead of one more silo.
One written scope, agreed before we start. No surprise line items halfway through.
We map the job, the users and the edge cases, then write the scope in plain language — screens, flows, integrations and what “done” means.
Clickable prototype first, so you react to something real. Then a component system that keeps every screen consistent and every future feature cheap.
Native, cross-platform or web — chosen for your users and budget, not our preference. You get the reasoning in writing.
APIs, database, authentication, roles and backups — engineered for privacy from day one, with the hosting and monitoring we run for you.
App Store and Google Play submissions, review handling, staged rollouts and analytics wired in, so the first week tells us something.
OS updates, dependency patches, monitoring and small improvements on a month-to-month plan. The app keeps working after the launch party.
Slow screens and crashes are how users quietly leave. Every release is checked against a performance budget — cold start, screen load, crash-free rate — before it goes to the store, and monitored after.
Get an app reviewShort sprints, working software every couple of weeks, and nothing built until the scope and the prototype are agreed.
Who uses it, what job it does, what it connects to. You get a written scope, a timeline and a fixed price.
A clickable prototype you can put in front of real users before a line of production code is written.
Working builds on your phone every two weeks. You see progress, give notes, and nothing surprises you at the end.
Store submission, staged rollout, analytics and monitoring — then a month-to-month plan to keep it fast and current.
Straight answers to what owners usually want to know before scoping an app.
A focused first version — one job done well — typically ships in eight to twelve weeks from the discovery call. Larger products with billing, roles and multiple integrations take longer, and we tell you that in the scope, not halfway through.
Cross-platform (one codebase for iOS and Android) is right for most business apps and roughly halves the build. We go native when the app leans hard on device features, performance or platform-specific UI. You get the recommendation and the reasoning in writing.
Sometimes the honest answer is a better website with a booking flow. If the job is repeated, needs to work offline, or lives on a phone in someone’s hand all day, an app earns its place. We will tell you which — even when it is the cheaper answer.
Yes, and usefully. Assistants that answer from your real data, triage requests, draft replies and book time — built into the product, grounded in your business, and handing off cleanly to a person when it matters.
You do — repository, store accounts, data, all in your name. After launch, a month-to-month plan covers OS updates, patches, monitoring and small improvements. Cancel any month; the app is still yours.