We Build
Mobile Apps.

Yes. We build for both App Store (iOS/iPadOS) and Google Play (Android). Depending on your product and launch strategy, we can start with one platform and expand to the second, or build for both simultaneously. We'll help you decide the right approach based on your target market, budget, and timeline during the Scope phase.

Yes. Many of our engagements begin with an idea and a market direction — no spec, no wireframes, no existing code. Our Discovery and Scope phases are designed to take you from concept to a clear, executable product definition before any design or development work begins. You'll leave that phase with a defined MVP, user flows, and a delivery plan.

Yes. App Store review preparation is part of our delivery process, not an add-on. We prepare the submission materials, metadata, privacy policy documentation, and review-facing implementation. For sensitive categories — VPN, privacy tools, ad blockers, AI assistants — we apply category-specific preparation informed by our experience. We cannot guarantee App Store approval, but we build and prepare your product to give it the strongest possible submission.

Yes. Subscription infrastructure is a core part of what we build — not an optional add-on. We implement StoreKit 2 (iOS) and Google Play Billing, paywall screens, free trial logic, subscription status management, and analytics events for conversion tracking. This is integrated from the beginning of the build, so your monetisation architecture is correct from the first user — not retrofitted later.

Yes, where relevant. Web-to-app payment flows — where users subscribe via a web checkout rather than in-app purchases — can be a meaningful part of a mobile monetisation strategy, particularly for reducing platform fee exposure. We build and integrate these flows where they make commercial sense for your specific product and category.

Both. Some clients come with a new idea and need an MVP to validate the concept and reach their first users. Others come with a validated product direction and need a full production build. We scope the engagement based on your goals. In either case, we build with production quality — stable architecture, clean code, subscription infrastructure, and store-ready implementation — even for an MVP.

Yes. UX/UI design is a core service, not subcontracted out. We design all mobile screens — onboarding, core product flows, paywall screens, subscription interfaces, settings, error states, and App Store screenshots — as part of the full delivery engagement. If you already have an existing design system or brand identity, we work within it. If you're starting from scratch, we define the visual language together.

Launch is the beginning, not the end. After release, we continue as your iteration partner: monitoring analytics, reviewing conversion data, fixing bugs, shipping updates, improving onboarding flows, and adding features based on real user behaviour. Most clients maintain an ongoing support and iteration engagement with us after their first launch. We design the product from the start to be iterable — so post-launch improvements are structured and measurable, not reactive.

We work on a fixed-scope, fixed-price basis. Before any development begins, we run a paid Scope engagement to define your MVP, user flows, and delivery plan - this becomes the foundation for a fixed project price with no open-ended billing. Post-launch support and iteration are typically structured as a monthly retainer. We don't do time-and-materials contracts where the final cost is unknown upfront.

You do. Full ownership of all source code, design files, and assets transfers to you upon final payment. We retain no rights to your product. You receive everything - codebase, Figma files, and all project materials - with no licensing restrictions or ongoing dependency on us.

Yes. We sign mutual NDAs before any detailed discussion of your product. Your idea, business model, and technical details are treated as confidential from the first conversation - before any agreement is in place.