WHAT WE DO

We build software, then we keep it running.

Web apps, mobile apps and the backends behind them. A fixed scope before we start, a working link every two weeks, and someone who still answers the phone after launch.

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CAPABILITIES

What we build

Five areas, one team. Most projects need two or three of them.

Web apps

Works on any screenInstalls like an appStores and checkoutContent you edit yourself

Mobile apps

iOS and AndroidOne codebase, both storesStore submission handledDesigned for thumbs

Cloud and hosting

Move off legacy hostingDeploys that don't breakPay only for what runsBackups and access control

Backends and APIs

APIs your apps and partners can useData modelled to growRoom to add features laterFast under real traffic

Blockchain

Smart contractsEVM chain integrationYour own EVM chainTokens and DeFi

PACKAGES

Four sizes, or something else entirely

Find the one that sounds like your project. We'll confirm the fit on a call — nobody gets sold a tier they don't need.

Fast

One page, live this week.

  • A single page that explains and converts
  • Looks right on a phone
  • Contact or signup form
  • Nothing to maintain afterwards
  • Days, not months

For launches, campaigns, and testing an idea before you build the real thing.

Basic

A real product, with data behind it.

  • Designed, not just assembled
  • Submissions captured and stored
  • Database and admin panel included
  • Connects to the tools you already use
  • You can see what's coming in

For a first version you can put in front of actual customers.

Most popular

Standard

Accounts, payments, and the numbers.

  • Everything in Basic
  • Logins, roles and permissions
  • Take payments online
  • See what people actually do
  • Findable on Google

For a product that's working and now needs to charge money.

Advanced

Several moving parts, many users.

  • Flows mapped for every type of user
  • Services that scale on their own
  • Payments, reporting and cross-platform sync
  • Built for the traffic you're planning for

For platforms with more than one type of user, an app, and systems to talk to.

Custom

When none of the above is the shape of it.

Workflows built around how you actually work
AI where it saves real time, not as a demo
Rules and automation that remove manual steps
A plan for year two, not just launch day
A paid discovery phase before anyone writes code

How a project actually runs

Five stages. You see working software from the third one onward, not at the end.

  1. 1

    Scope

    We work out what you need, what it costs and how long it takes — before anyone commits.

  2. 2

    Design

    Screens you can click through, so changes happen in Figma instead of in code.

  3. 3

    Build

    Two-week blocks. You get a working link at the end of each one.

  4. 4

    Test

    We break it on purpose — devices, edge cases, load, security — before your users do.

  5. 5

    Launch

    We deploy it, watch it closely for the first weeks, and hand over everything you need to own it.

AFTER LAUNCH

Someone has to keep it running

Software decays on its own — dependencies expire, certificates lapse, Apple and Google change the rules. Pick how much of that you'd rather not think about.

Essential

Keep it up and working.

  • Bugs fixed as they turn up
  • Speed and errors monitored
  • Forms and payments checked
  • A monthly note on how it's doing

Business

For systems your revenue depends on.

  • Everything in Essential
  • Security patches applied on time
  • Priority email, answered the same day
  • We usually spot the outage before you do

Critical

For when downtime costs money by the minute.

  • Everything in Business
  • 24/7 incident response
  • A named team who already know your system
  • Same-day fixes for anything blocking

Or pay as you go

Monthly retainer

A set block of hours, every month.

  • Fixes, updates and small features
  • What changed and what it cost
  • The same developers each month
  • Time set aside to plan what's next

Hourly

For the occasional thing.

  • Billed by the hour, nothing else
  • Good for audits, tweaks and second opinions
  • No contract

Emergency

Something is on fire right now.

  • We stop the bleeding first
  • Patch shipped the same day
  • One call, nothing ongoing

Annual contract

Budget it once, forget about it.

  • Any plan above, paid yearly
  • Scheduled updates and reviews
  • A yearly security and performance audit
  • Front of the queue

Not sure which one you are?

Tell us what you're building. We'll say which package fits, what it costs and how long it takes. The conversation is free.