Utility apps
Single-purpose tools that open fast and finish the job. Converters, scanners, trackers, calculators, organisers. The kind of app judged on its first five seconds.
Android · iOSCasual games
Short-session games, including titles using casino-style mechanics. Virtual currency only, rated 18+, with no real-money play. See our responsible play page for the full standard.
Simulated · 18+B2B SaaS
The work the company was built on, still running. Platforms, integrations and internal tools for business clients, delivered under contract with real deadlines.
By contract
How we work
The same process on every project
Carried over from contract work, where a missed step costs money.
Scope before code
One page describing what the product does, who it's for and what it explicitly won't do. Most disputes later come from this page being vague now.
Logic first, interface after
The part that computes is written as an isolated, tested module before any screen exists. When a number looks wrong six months later, we know where it isn't.
Build for the worst device
We test on modest hardware and a weak connection, not just the newest phone on the desk. An app that only feels good on flagship devices isn't finished.
Declare accurately, then release
Store listing, content rating, data safety form and permission list all checked against the actual build before submission. We treat a store declaration like a contract clause.
Our stack
Deliberately small
We keep the toolset narrow so the team gets fast at the parts that repeat, and so any engineer here can pick up any project. When something genuinely needs a tool outside this list, we learn it properly before we depend on it.
App data stays on the device wherever the feature allows it, and we keep the permission list as short as the functionality needs.
AndroidKotlin · Jetpack Compose
iOSSwift · SwiftUI
Local storageRoom · Core Data
Backend (B2B)[to confirm]
Android deliverySigned App Bundle
TestingOn the logic layer
Adjust these rows to the real stack before publishing.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what it should do, who uses it and by when. A paragraph is enough to start.
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