design + mobile
When the app does not exist yet, designing flows first saves rework in build.
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Four services. Nothing padded.
Each one can stand alone or join up with the others. IT support sits alongside on its own page.
mobile
Mobile development
Native-feeling apps for iOS and Android, built so that sign-in, plan status and payments behave predictably.
- Account, sign-in and plan-status screens
- Handling poor connectivity and resumed sessions
- In-app purchase flows wired to the store platforms you choose
- Test builds for your team before anything is public
design
App and UI/UX design
Flows and interfaces that make it obvious what someone gets, what it costs and how to change their mind.
- User flows from first launch to cancellation
- Clickable prototypes for review
- Accessible colour, type and touch-target choices
- Microcopy for pricing, trials and errors
web
Websites
Fast, readable websites: product pages, pricing, help centres and the legal pages that sit beside them.
- Responsive pages tested at phone, tablet and desktop widths
- Plain pricing and plan comparison layouts
- Contact and support forms
- Structure that you can maintain afterwards
publishing
Release assistance
Help getting a build from finished to published, and keeping later updates calm.
- App store listing text and screenshot planning
- Pre-submission checklists
- Staged rollout and release-note drafting
- Working through review feedback with you
Combinations that tend to make sense
web + publishing
Store listings link to a website; writing both together keeps the promises consistent.
any + support
After launch, IT support covers the devices and tools your team uses to run it.
Questions about scope
Do you handle back-end servers or billing providers?
We build the app and web side and connect to the services you choose. We do not present ourselves as a payments or infrastructure provider.
Can you take over an existing app?
Often, yes. We would start by reading the code and release history before agreeing anything.
Do you give prices on this site?
No. Scope varies too much. A conversation comes first, then a written estimate.