We design and build applications that have to work on the web, on iOS and on Android without reinventing architecture, data model or substance per platform, and we choose the stack per engagement: Go or TypeScript on the backend, React and Next.js on the web, Expo or native iOS/Android in the apps, with release, update and store processes built into the planning rather than tacked on at the end.
Focus areas
5 ElementsEngagement packages
Each package starts with a worked-out architecture and ends with a clean handover to your operations team, and we agree the scope and the investment frame together after a first inventory of the work at hand.
Start here
Structured capture of substantive requirements, usage scenarios, and technical constraints. The outcome is a written architectural draft and a reasoned stack recommendation.
Included
Best suited for
Organisations that want a new initiative structured up before procurement.
Engagement 01
Engagement 02
Engagement 03
How we work
Every engagement follows a repeatable course from analysis through implementation into ongoing operation.
The domain model, user groups, and success criteria are written down. Architecture and stack decisions follow from that, not the other way around.
We build prototypes and specifications that probe interface, data model, and states together. Before implementation the system stands on paper.
We ship in short cycles with documented success criteria. Web, app, and backend grow together, not in sequence.
Handover documentation, interface contracts, release description, and operations guide are part of the delivery.
Typical use cases
A selection of typical engagements, without drawing a closed list, so requests beyond these areas are explicitly welcome.
An existing line-of-business application should be rebuilt as a modern web application.
A mobile app is needed that works offline and under unstable network conditions.
Web and app share users and tasks and should come from one architecture.
A native iOS or Android app is needed with high substantive depth.
An existing mobile app should be moved onto a sound architecture.
Common questions
Answers to the questions we are asked most often during the framing of an engagement.
4 questions
We decide case by case during discovery. Native iOS or Android is the right answer when the device system must be deeply integrated or the app will be maintained for years. Expo / React Native is the right answer when web and app overlap substantively and the delivery team should remain small.
We design and build applications that have to work on the web, on iOS and on Android without reinventing architecture, data model or substance per platform, and we choose the stack per engagement: Go or TypeScript on the backend, React and Next.js on the web, Expo or native iOS/Android in the apps, with release, update and store processes built into the planning rather than tacked on at the end.
Focus areas
5 ElementsEngagement packages
Each package starts with a worked-out architecture and ends with a clean handover to your operations team, and we agree the scope and the investment frame together after a first inventory of the work at hand.
Start here
Structured capture of substantive requirements, usage scenarios, and technical constraints. The outcome is a written architectural draft and a reasoned stack recommendation.
Included
Best suited for
Organisations that want a new initiative structured up before procurement.
Engagement 01
Engagement 02
Engagement 03
How we work
Every engagement follows a repeatable course from analysis through implementation into ongoing operation.
The domain model, user groups, and success criteria are written down. Architecture and stack decisions follow from that, not the other way around.
We build prototypes and specifications that probe interface, data model, and states together. Before implementation the system stands on paper.
We ship in short cycles with documented success criteria. Web, app, and backend grow together, not in sequence.
Handover documentation, interface contracts, release description, and operations guide are part of the delivery.
Typical use cases
A selection of typical engagements, without drawing a closed list, so requests beyond these areas are explicitly welcome.
An existing line-of-business application should be rebuilt as a modern web application.
A mobile app is needed that works offline and under unstable network conditions.
Web and app share users and tasks and should come from one architecture.
A native iOS or Android app is needed with high substantive depth.
An existing mobile app should be moved onto a sound architecture.
Common questions
Answers to the questions we are asked most often during the framing of an engagement.
4 questions
We decide case by case during discovery. Native iOS or Android is the right answer when the device system must be deeply integrated or the app will be maintained for years. Expo / React Native is the right answer when web and app overlap substantively and the delivery team should remain small.
