Six layers. One hand on all of them.
Most suppliers own one band of this and hand you the seams. Pick a layer to see what we ship in it.
Apps people keep on the first screen
001Cross-platform appsOne React Native codebase, both stores. You get an app that feels native on each platform without paying to build it twice.002Store release & reviewApp Store and Google Play submission, policy handling, and the rejections dealt with, so a launch date stays a launch date.003Push & in-app messagingNotifications people opt into rather than mute, segmented properly and measured against whether they actually bring anyone back.004Payments & subscriptionsStoreKit, Play Billing and RevenueCat wired so renewals, upgrades, refunds and receipts all behave the way finance expects.005Analytics & funnelsFirebase instrumented around the decisions you need to make, not every event that could be logged. Drop-off you can see.006Enterprise distributionMDM, TestFlight and managed Play for apps that never touch a public store. Internal tools shipped to staff devices.007App modernizationNative to React Native, SDK and OS-target upgrades, and the dependency debt that has been blocking releases for months.
The product itself, not a brochure
001SaaS productsMulti-tenant from the first commit: auth, billing, roles and an admin surface, because adding tenancy later is a rewrite.002Customer portalsSomewhere your customers answer their own questions, which is the cheapest support you will ever build.003Admin dashboardsInternal tools your team actually opens, built around the job rather than around the database tables underneath.004Marketing sitesFast, accessible, and yours. No page-builder licence, no plugin sprawl, no theme you cannot change without breaking it.005Accounts & permissionsRoles, teams and invitations designed once and enforced everywhere. The part that gets very expensive to add late.006Real-time & collaborationWebsockets, presence and live sync so two people editing the same thing is a feature rather than a support ticket.
Useful, grounded, honest about limits
001Assistants on your dataRetrieval over your own documents, answering with sources attached, so an answer can be checked instead of trusted blindly.002Workflow automationAgents that handle the repetitive middle of a process and hand back to a human at the points where being wrong is expensive.003AI inside your productSearch, summaries and recommendations built into the product itself, rather than a chat box bolted onto the corner.004Document intelligenceContracts, PDFs, invoices and forms turned into structured data. The paperwork nobody wants to retype, read once and captured.005AI readiness auditAn honest look at whether AI helps here at all. Sometimes the answer is a database query and a rule, and you should hear that.
The software your company runs on
001Booking & schedulingAvailability, reminders and cancellations handled properly, including the awkward cases: double bookings, no-shows, timezone drift.002Quoting & invoicingFrom enquiry to paid invoice without anything being retyped between two systems that were never introduced to each other.003Registers & inventoryMembers, stock and assets tracked in one place, with a history you can audit rather than a spreadsheet nobody dares delete.004Backends & APIsREST or GraphQL, documented, versioned and testable, built so the next developer can read it without ringing you first.005IntegrationsAccounting, CRM, payments and email talking to each other reliably, including what happens when one of them is down.006"That one Excel file"The spreadsheet holding your company together, turned into software with real permissions, real validation and a real backup.
Proof it works, in plain language
Where it runs, and who can reach it
001Cloud architectureAn environment sized for what you actually run, with the bill and the failure modes explained before anything is provisioned.002CI/CD & releasesBuild, test and ship on every merge, with staged rollouts and a rollback that takes one click, not one evening.003Monitoring & on-callAlerts that fire on user-visible problems and stay quiet otherwise, because an alarm nobody trusts is worse than no alarm.004Cost optimizationFind what you are paying for and not using. Usually the largest line item is something nobody remembers switching on.005GDPR & EU data residencyPersonal data kept inside the EU, with a written record of where it lives and who can reach it. Something you can show a regulator.
When something is already wrong
001Bug huntingThe bug found, fixed and written up, so you know what broke and why, not just that it stopped happening.002Project takeoverAn inherited codebase read, documented and made shippable again. Common when the last developer left without a handover.003Performance & stabilitySlow screens, crashes and the memory leak nobody has had a clear week to chase. Measured before and after, not guessed at.004Code review & auditAn outside read of the codebase: what is solid, what is risky, what will hurt in a year, and what to do first.005Release unblockedStore rejections, signing failures and build pipelines that broke the week you needed to ship. Usually same-day.006AI-builder rescuePrototypes from Lovable, v0 and Bolt that stalled at 80%, finished properly, with the parts that cannot ship rewritten.
Senior hands, and a second opinion
How it looks, moves and sounds
001Product & UX designIncluded in every build, never invoiced as an afterthought. The interface is designed before it is engineered.002Illustration & iconsCustom illustration, icon sets and mascots drawn for your product, so it stops looking like every other product.003Motion designRive and Lottie micro-interactions that make an interface feel considered, used where they clarify and not for decoration.004App store creativeScreenshots and store listings designed to convert a browser into an install, which is where most app budgets quietly leak.005Brand identityLogo, type, colour and the rules that hold them together. A visual language you can hand to anyone and get the same result back.
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