We design, build and ship consumer apps for iOS and Android — and the websites that sell them. Monetization, store listing and the update cycle included. Our own portfolio is the proof; we do the same work for clients.
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Most studios do the app and hand you a template for the site. We build both, so the store listing, the landing page and the product say the same thing.
Native on both stores — Swift and SwiftUI on iOS, Kotlin and Compose on Android. Paywalls, ads, widgets, on-device audio and the review process that comes with them.
Marketing sites, product pages and web apps — React and Next.js, typed, fast, and measured. The same design system as the app, so nothing looks borrowed.
Across every app on the store
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Average rating, weighted across every release. Not the best one — the average.
Order matters here — each stage produces something you can look at before we spend money on the next one.
Everything struck through is what we argued out of v1.
Real screens in the browser. You approve the product before it costs anything to change.
A real device build at the end of every cycle, not a demo video.
Billing, ads and analytics tested against real sandbox purchases, not mocks.
Launch day is not the finish.
Not a list of things we've read about. Pick anything below and it will show you the apps on the store running it today.
Hover a technology to see where it ships.
Pulled from the listings, with the version and the reply attached. Switch the store and the numbers change with it.
Every answer has a number in it. Pick a question and you get the number first, not four paragraphs of hedging.
Answer three things and the scope builds itself on the right — the same estimate we'd give you on a call, before you send anything.
Add your email and a line about the project first.