Releases become routine
Automated tests and a deployment pipeline mean shipping on a Tuesday afternoon is normal. No release weekends, no freeze before every launch, no crossed fingers.
Web & mobile
Apps your customers use and your team can maintain
We design and build web apps, mobile apps and internal tools in weekly increments. Every change is tested, every release is reversible, and the code is written for the developers who inherit it.
Outcomes
What changes when the app is built right
Fewer support tickets
We test flows with real users before building them, so customers find what they need. Fewer calls asking how to book, pay or reset a password.
A codebase you can hire for
Mainstream frameworks, clear structure and written decisions. New developers become productive in days rather than months, whether they join us or your own team.
What we deliver
Everything from prototype to app store
One team covers design, engineering, testing and release, so nothing falls between vendors.
Clickable prototypes
Key flows mocked up and tested with real users before we write production code, so we build the right thing first.
Web apps and portals
Fast, accessible web applications for customers, partners or staff, built to WCAG 2.2 AA and tested on real devices.
iOS and Android apps
Native or cross-platform, chosen by your needs rather than our habits. Offline support, push notifications and store submission included.
Design system
A shared library of components and tokens, so web and mobile look consistent and new screens take hours, not weeks.
APIs and backend services
Well-documented APIs with authentication, rate limiting and versioning, ready for your apps and for future integrations.
Test suite and pipeline
Unit, integration and end-to-end tests running in CI, with preview environments for every change so stakeholders can review early.
Technology
Mainstream tools, chosen per project
We pick the stack per client. If your team already knows a framework, that usually counts for more than ours.
Web
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- Astro
- Vue
Mobile
- Swift
- Kotlin
- React Native
- Flutter
Backend
- Node.js
- Python
- Go
- .NET
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
Quality
- Playwright
- Vitest
- GitHub Actions
- Sentry
- Storybook
How we build
From idea to app store in four steps
- 01 / 04
Prototype
We map user journeys, sketch the key screens and test a clickable prototype with five to eight real users.
You get: a validated prototype
- 02 / 04
Foundations
Repositories, pipeline, design system, environments and monitoring are set up in your accounts before feature work starts.
You get: a deployable skeleton app
- 03 / 04
Weekly builds
Features ship to a preview environment every week. You review a live demo, give feedback and reprioritize the backlog with us.
You get: working features every week
- 04 / 04
Launch
Staged rollout, app store submission, monitoring and runbooks. We pair with your developers until they own the codebase confidently.
You get: a live app your team owns
FAQ
Questions about web & mobile app development
Should we build native apps or go cross-platform?
It depends on what the app needs. Cross-platform frameworks like React Native or Flutter suit most business apps and keep one codebase. Native makes sense for heavy device features, demanding graphics or strict performance needs. We recommend one in writing, with the tradeoffs, during discovery.
Can you take over an existing app another vendor built?
Yes. We start with a short code and architecture review, usually one to two weeks, and tell you plainly what to keep, fix or replace. Most inherited apps need targeted repairs and better tests, not a full rewrite, and we'll say so if that's the case.
How do you make sure the app is accessible?
We design and build to WCAG 2.2 AA. That means semantic markup, keyboard support, sufficient contrast, screen reader testing and automated accessibility checks in the pipeline. We test with VoiceOver and TalkBack on real devices before every major release, not just at the end.
Who handles app store submission and approval?
We do, using your developer accounts so the listings stay yours. We prepare the store assets, privacy disclosures and review notes, handle reviewer questions and plan launches around review times. Your team gets a checklist for future releases.
What does support look like after launch?
You can hand the app over to your team with documentation and paired sessions, or keep us on a support plan. Support covers monitoring, bug fixes, OS and dependency updates, and a monthly allowance for small improvements, with response times agreed in writing.
Have an app idea or one that needs fixing?
Tell us what it should do and who it's for. We'll suggest a first step, a rough timeline and the team you'd need.
Reply within one business day. No sales scripts.