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Building together.

  • Bring the problem, we build it

    You bring the problem and access to the people who have it; we design, build, and ship.

  • Use a product once it's ready

    Once a product is ready, use it under license in your institution or market.

  • Fund what's in development

    An open conversation about funding a product that's already underway. No pitch deck required.

  • Schools, universities, communities

    Collaboration built around a product that already exists, not a proposal from scratch.

No partnership is running yet. This is what we're open to.

What there is to build on

Licensing and institution partnerships start from a product we're already building.

For your company, the same way.

  • Mobile apps for your customers

    Apps on the App Store and Google Play that customers use every day, from ordering to membership programs. Includes home-screen widgets, notifications, in-app purchases, and store submission.

  • Internal systems

    Replace spreadsheets and group chats with one clean system, built around how your business already works. Sign-in, permissions, and one set of data everyone on your team sees the same way.

  • Web apps & dashboards

    Opened in a browser by your team or your customers: customer portals, sales dashboards, or admin panels that are fast and easy to maintain. Built to load fast, show up in search, and stay easy to change.

Clear from the start, done to the end.

  1. 1

    Tell us what you need

    Send an email outlining the app and your target timeline. No technical document required: just the problem you want solved.

  2. 2

    A 45-minute scoping call

    We map it out together: what matters at launch, what can follow later, and the right platform. Free, no obligation.

  3. 3

    A written proposal

    Scope, fixed pricing, and a release timeline in one document. Work only starts once you've agreed to it.

  4. 4

    Build, test, ship

    You track progress through regular test builds on your own phone, not through status reports. Done means the app is live and usable.

What you hold from day one.

  • One person, accountable

    From the first meeting to launch, you deal with the same person: the one who designs and writes the code.

  • Cost and timeline in writing

    Before work starts, you get a proposal with scope, fixed pricing, and a release target. Scope changes are discussed and agreed first, not sprung on your invoice.

  • Launch handled end to end

    App Store and Google Play submission, review, and the app going live for customers: part of the work, not an add-on fee.

  • The code and accounts are yours

    Source code, developer accounts, and servers are registered to your business. You're never locked into us.

One address for both.

You'll hear back within one business day, directly from the person who'd do the work.