A French software company
We started in 2020 with a small team and contract work. Since then the company has grown to fifteen people across engineering, design and project delivery. We work from France, and we have deliberately stayed a size where everyone knows what everyone else is shipping.
Our work until now has been B2B SaaS: platforms and tools built for other companies, under contract, usually behind a login the public never sees. It's unglamorous and it's exacting, because a business customer notices the week you slip a deadline.
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Five years, four turns
The short version of how a contract shop decided to build its own products.
A small team and a first contract
Aviator Developers was founded in France with a handful of engineers and a decision to take B2B work rather than chase an idea of our own too early.
SaaS under contract
Years of building platforms for business customers: integrations, dashboards, internal tools. We learned to scope honestly, deliver on dates and write documentation someone else could audit.
Fifteen people
The team grew to its current size across engineering, design and delivery. With more capacity came a question we'd been postponing: what would we build if the brief were ours?
Our own apps, on mobile
We're moving into consumer software on Android and iOS. Same engineering standards, a new audience, and for the first time our name on the product.
Our goals for the next stage
Specific enough to be measured against, which is the only kind of goal worth publishing.
Ship our first consumer app properly
One app, on both platforms, finished rather than rushed. Getting the whole path right once matters more to us than launching several at half quality.
Build a small, coherent catalogue
A focused set of utilities and games rather than a scattered portfolio. Each release should make the next one faster to build and better made.
Earn a clean compliance record
Correct declarations, accurate store listings, policies followed from the first submission. For a company entering a regulated neighbourhood, this is the asset that compounds.
Keep the B2B work alive
Contract work funds the studio side and keeps our engineering sharp. We're adding a product line, not abandoning the business that built the company.
Talk to the team
Whether it's a contract project or a question about an app, you reach the people who build it.
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