Everything between an idea and a product people use
Seven capabilities, one team. Most clients need several of them and buy them as one engagement — that is the point of a studio rather than a set of contractors.
Product discovery & strategy
Work out what to build, and what to build first.
You start building with the scope agreed and the risky decisions taken, instead of discovering them halfway through.
What you get
- A written product brief: who it is for, what it has to do, what it does not
- Feature list split into a first release and everything after it
- User flows for the journeys that carry the product
- Technical approach, with the constraints named up front
- Estimate and delivery sequence you can hold us to
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UX & interface design
Screens people understand without being taught.
Your product looks finished and behaves predictably, and the build starts from something everyone has already seen and agreed on.
What you get
- Wireframes for every screen, then high-fidelity interface design
- A design system: colour, type, spacing and components as tokens
- Clickable prototype, so decisions get made on a real thing
- Empty, loading and error states designed rather than improvised
- Bilingual and right-to-left layouts where the audience needs them
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Mobile app development
Android and iOS from one codebase, built to ship.
One app, both stores, one team maintaining it — instead of two codebases drifting apart.
What you get
- Flutter or React Native app for Android and iOS
- Offline handling, push notifications, maps, payments and in-app purchases
- Store-ready builds: signing, listings, screenshots and review submission
- Crash reporting and analytics wired in before launch, not after
- 8 apps in the portfolio are public app-store releases today
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Web platforms
Dashboards, portals and the sites in front of them.
The people running your business get a tool that answers their question on the first screen, and your customers get a site that loads before they lose interest.
What you get
- Admin platforms, client portals and internal dashboards
- Role-based access, real-time data, charts and reporting
- Marketing sites and landing pages, server-rendered for search
- Responsive from a small phone to a widescreen monitor
- Tight sync with the mobile app where both exist
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Backend systems & APIs
The engine room: data, auth, jobs and integrations.
Your data model holds up as the product grows, and the rules that protect it are enforced where they cannot be bypassed.
What you get
- REST API design and Node/Express services
- Postgres and Supabase data modelling with row-level security
- Authentication, roles and permissions enforced in the database
- Scheduled jobs, integrations and data pipelines
- Push notification infrastructure, end to end
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Launch & deployment
Getting it live, properly, on a day you choose.
Release day is a scheduled event with a rollback plan, not a week of firefighting.
What you get
- Play Store and App Store listings, submission and review handling
- Hosting, domains, TLS and environment configuration
- Release process with versioning, staging and a way back
- Monitoring, crash alerts and analytics you can read
- Handover documentation and access in your own accounts
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Maintenance & product growth
The years after launch, which is most of a product’s life.
Someone who knows the codebase is still answering when a store policy changes, an SDK breaks, or the next version is due.
What you get
- Bug triage and fixes on an agreed response time
- OS, framework and dependency updates before they become blockers
- New features planned in cycles rather than bolted on
- Performance and crash-rate review against real usage
- A roadmap revisited with you, not presented to you
Six stages, and you decide at every one
Discover, Define, Design, Build, Launch, Improve. Each stage states what happens, what you end up holding, and the call that closes it.
See the process- Discover
- Define
- Design
- Build
- Launch
- Improve
Not sure which of these you need?
Most people are not, at the start. Describe what you want to exist and we will come back with the shortest honest route to it — which stages, in what order, and what it takes.
We read every brief and reply within one working day.