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Apps from idea to the stores

We plan, design and build iOS and Android apps, and take them through App Store and Google Play review.

app/BookingButton.tsx
export function BookingButton({ slot }: Props) {
  const book = useBooking();
  return (
    <Pressable
      accessibilityRole="button"
      onPress={() => book(slot.id)}
      style={styles.primary}>
      <Text>Book {slot.time}</Text>
    </Pressable>
  );
}

mobile

Prototype before code

We turn the idea into user flows and a clickable prototype first, so you can test it with real people before paying for engineering.

Then we build for both platforms from one codebase, with a specialist developer on the team for each project.

Tap through a prototype

A booking app in four screens, clickable on this page. Every app we build starts as a prototype like this, so you can hold it in your hand before paying for engineering.

  1. Welcome
  2. Choose a service
  3. Pick a time
  4. Booked

Tap through the app on the phone. This is how we test a flow with real people before any code is written.

9:415G

Cut & Co.

Book your next haircut in three taps.

Choose a service

Pick a time

Haircut, Saturday

You're booked

Haircut, Saturday at 10:00

What you get

How we work

  1. First we learn the business.

    Your customers, your numbers and what success has to look like, in one call and a short questionnaire.

  2. Then we decide what to build.

    A written scope with a fixed price and a timeline, so there are no surprises later.

  3. We design and code in the open.

    You see progress every week on a live preview link, and comment as we go.

  4. We launch, then keep improving.

    After go-live we measure, fix and grow, or hand everything over cleanly.

Common questions

How much does an app cost? It depends on scope. After a discovery call we send a fixed quote for the first version.

Who builds the app? We lead design and product, and work with a trusted specialist developer on each build.

Do we own the code? Yes. The code, accounts and store listings are yours.

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