Native apps
Production iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, and Apple TV apps — Swift/SwiftUI, Kotlin/Jetpack Compose, and WinUI, with shared cores where it genuinely fits.
Services
End-to-end product development across every major platform, plus a full book-publishing pipeline. Not template sites, not offshore handoffs.
Production iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, and Apple TV apps — Swift/SwiftUI, Kotlin/Jetpack Compose, and WinUI, with shared cores where it genuinely fits.
Customer portals, admin consoles, marketing sites, and SaaS dashboards on modern stacks with Cloudflare-ready deployment.
End-to-end submission, metadata, screenshots, ASO, and compliance pages so your product ships cleanly on the App Store, Google Play, and the Microsoft Store.
Manuscript to shelf — editing, typesetting, cover design, ISBN assignment, and distribution in paperback, hardcover, and ebook. You keep the rights.
Firebase, GCP, auth, APIs, and data pipelines sized for business workloads — not prototype throwaways.
UX flows, visual systems, and prototype-to-production handoff so engineering and design stay aligned.
Post-launch fixes, OS updates, store policy changes, and feature cycles with a team that signed the original work.
We start most projects with a short, paid discovery phase — scoping the MVP, resolving the data model, and settling design direction — before committing to a full build timeline. From there, engineering ships in vertical slices (a complete, testable feature at a time) rather than all-backend-then-all-frontend, so there is always a working build to react to. An internal beta and, where it fits, a TestFlight or Play Console closed test round happen before store submission, with review-cycle buffer built into the timeline rather than assumed away.
The book side runs on the same shape of process. We read the manuscript first and say honestly whether it is ready; from there it is editing, typesetting, cover design, ISBN assignment, and distribution into paperback, hardcover, and ebook retail. We produce all three formats rather than the one that was cheapest, because a book that only exists as an ebook quietly gives up most of its readers. You keep your rights and your royalties. If your manuscript is half-finished, talk to us anyway — the format decisions are much cheaper to make before the writing is done than after.
Shipping v1 is not the end of the relationship for most clients. OS updates, store policy changes, crash triage, and iteration based on real usage data are ongoing work, and we prefer to stay on as the team that keeps a product healthy rather than handing off to whoever picks up the ticket next. Read more on how we approach specific parts of this work — App Store review, subscription and paywall design, backend architecture, and post-launch analytics — on our journal.